Do you have the image that you do not want to touch the incisal area of highly occlusal worn mandibular anterior teeth because it will soon become dehiscent? In this case, there was no dehiscence at the time of provisional restoration. These are the results of the correct jaw position diagnosed by cephalometric analysis, which made minimally invasive and comprehensive treatment possible. Please take a look at the mandibular anterior teeth up to the preparation of the final abutment teeth.

Sample movies of Dr.Uchiyama Course 21.

【sample】Maxillofacial Analysis 4

This video includes all of the following videos from Course21 Maxillofacial Analysis 4. [#1 Vertical Diagnosis in Craniofacial] In this 16th and final installment, we present a case of a comprehensive approach using Maxillo Facial Analysis. The case study begins with a Maxillo Facial Analysis, which can be performed in less than 5 minutes using a PC. [#2 How to Wax up] Do you have the image that you do not want to touch the incisal area of highly occlusal worn mandibular anterior teeth because it will soon become dehiscent? In this case, there was no dehiscence at the time of provisional restoration. This is the result of the correct jaw position diagnosed by cephalometric analysis, which enabled MI and comprehensive treatment. Please take a look at the following pictures. [#3 Maxillary final restoration set] He explained the cases discussed in #2 up to the maxillary final set. The lecture also reviewed the position of the zirconia frame in the Grade 3 case and cementation in the veneer restoration. [#4 Case of occlusal collapse of molars] The occlusal plane is flattened due to the occlusal collapse of the molars, the mandible is anteriorly positioned, the articular disk is anteriorly positioned, and it is difficult to secure the airway. This presentation will show the analysis and Trial Therapy of a case in which the occlusion and jaw position had to be changed. [#5 Occlusal reconstruction × minimally invasive] He explained the final set of cases discussed in #4. No matter how difficult the case is, "occlusal reconstruction x MI" is realized instead of "changing occlusion and jaw position = full prosthodontics". 22 hours of lectures, 16 sessions in all, "A generalist training course for the next generation of dentists. What did you think of Dr. Uchiyama's presentation, in which he has faith and pays attention to every detail? I am sure that each and every one of you who have watched all the contents have felt something different. We also received a message from Dr. Uchiyama to the young doctors, so please watch the lecture until the end.

This video includes all of the following videos from Course21 Maxillofacial Analysis 4.

[#1 Vertical Diagnosis in Craniofacial]
In this 16th and final installment, we present a case of a comprehensive approach using Maxillo Facial Analysis.
The case study begins with a Maxillo Facial Analysis, which can be performed in less than 5 minutes using a PC.

[#2 How to Wax up]
Do you have the image that you do not want to touch the incisal area of highly occlusal worn mandibular anterior teeth because it will soon become dehiscent?
In this case, there was no dehiscence at the time of provisional restoration. This is the result of the correct jaw position diagnosed by cephalometric analysis, which enabled MI and comprehensive treatment.
Please take a look at the following pictures.

[#3 Maxillary final restoration set]
He explained the cases discussed in #2 up to the maxillary final set.
The lecture also reviewed the position of the zirconia frame in the Grade 3 case and cementation in the veneer restoration.

[#4 Case of occlusal collapse of molars]
The occlusal plane is flattened due to the occlusal collapse of the molars, the mandible is anteriorly positioned, the articular disk is anteriorly positioned, and it is difficult to secure the airway.
This presentation will show the analysis and Trial Therapy of a case in which the occlusion and jaw position had to be changed.

[#5 Occlusal reconstruction × minimally invasive]
He explained the final set of cases discussed in #4.
No matter how difficult the case is, "occlusal reconstruction x MI" is realized instead of "changing occlusion and jaw position = full prosthodontics".

22 hours of lectures, 16 sessions in all, "A generalist training course for the next generation of dentists.
What did you think of Dr. Uchiyama's presentation, in which he has faith and pays attention to every detail?
I am sure that each and every one of you who have watched all the contents have felt something different.
We also received a message from Dr. Uchiyama to the young doctors, so please watch the lecture until the end.

Maxillofacial Analysis 4(All Videos)

#1 Vertical Diagnosis in Craniofacial

#2 How to Wax up

#3 Maxillary final set

#4 Case of occlusal collapse of molars

#5 Occlusal reconstruction×ＭＩ

We will look at a case of a comprehensive approach with Maxillo Facial Analysis. The case begins with a Maxillo Facial Analysis, which can be done in less than 5 minutes using a PC.

We will look at a case of a comprehensive approach with Maxillo Facial Analysis.
The case begins with a Maxillo Facial Analysis, which can be done in less than 5 minutes using a PC.

Overview

Vertical Diagnosis in the Maxillofacial Using Cephalometric Analysis

Maxillo Facial Analysis

Wax up

Do you have the image that you do not want to touch the incisal area of highly occlusal worn mandibular anterior teeth because it will soon become dehiscent?
In this case, there was no dehiscence at the time of provisional restoration. These are the results of the correct jaw position diagnosed by cephalometric analysis, which made minimally invasive and comprehensive treatment possible.
Please take a look at the mandibular anterior teeth up to the preparation of the final abutment teeth.

How to Wax up

Diagnosis in lower facial elevation

Minimal Invasive Provisional Restoration

Final Preparation of mandibular anterior teeth

This lecture will cover the last case discussed up to the setting of the final maxillary prosthesis. The lecture also reviewed the position of zirconia frames and cementation of veneer restorations in Grade 3 cases.

This lecture will cover the last case discussed up to the setting of the final maxillary prosthesis.
The lecture also reviewed the position of zirconia frames and cementation of veneer restorations in Grade 3 cases.

#3 Maxillary final restoration set

Final Impression

Final Restoration

Maxillary Anterior Provisional Restoration

Type Ⅲ Zirconia Frame work

Anterior maxilla Final Restoration

Anterior guidance　

Summary

Type Ⅱ cases　

The occlusal plane is flattened due to the occlusal collapse of the molars, the mandible is anteriorly positioned, the articular disk is anteriorly positioned, and it is difficult to secure the airway. This presentation will show the analysis and Trial Therapy of a case in which the occlusion and jaw position had to be changed.

The occlusal plane is flattened due to the occlusal collapse of the molars, the mandible is anteriorly positioned, the articular disk is anteriorly positioned, and it is difficult to secure the airway.
This presentation will show the analysis and Trial Therapy of a case in which the occlusion and jaw position had to be changed.

Diagnosis and analysis

Treatment planning

Provisional treatment for Trial Therapy

Test position

Diagnostic wax-up

Orthodontic treatment and implants

Trial Therapy

The following is a description of the final set of cases discussed in the last issue. No matter how difficult the case is, minimally invasive occlusal reconstruction is achieved, rather than a full-maxillary prosthesis that only changes occlusion and jaw position. Dr. Uchiyama, who is a man of faith and is particular about every detail of dental treatment, also has a message for young doctors, so please be sure to watch until the end of the lecture.

The following is a description of the final set of cases discussed in the last issue.
No matter how difficult the case is, minimally invasive occlusal reconstruction is achieved, rather than a full-maxillary prosthesis that only changes occlusion and jaw position.

Dr. Uchiyama, who is a man of faith and is particular about every detail of dental treatment, also has a message for young doctors, so please be sure to watch until the end of the lecture.

#5 Occlusal reconstruction × minimally invasive

Trial therapy

Final restoration

Conclusion

Three important elements of comprehensive dental care

Micro generalist
Dentist at Minamiaoyama,tokyo,Japan

Tetsuya Uchiyama

This video includes all of the following videos from Course21 Maxillofacial Analysis 4.



[#1 Vertical Diagnosis in Craniofacial]

In this 16th and final installment, we present a case of a comprehensive approach using Maxillo Facial Analysis.

The case study begins with a Maxillo Facial Analysis, which can be performed in less than 5 minutes using a PC.



[#2 How to Wax up]

Do you have the image that you do not want to touch the incisal area of highly occlusal worn mandibular anterior teeth because it will soon become dehiscent?

In this case, there was no dehiscence at the time of provisional restoration. This is the result of the correct jaw position diagnosed by cephalometric analysis, which enabled MI and comprehensive treatment.

Please take a look at the following pictures.



[#3 Maxillary final set]

He explained the cases discussed in #2 up to the maxillary final set.

The lecture also reviewed the position of the zirconia frame in the Grade 3 case and cementation in the veneer restoration.



[#4 Case of occlusal collapse of molars]

The occlusal plane is flattened due to the occlusal collapse of the molars, the mandible is anteriorly positioned, the articular disk is anteriorly positioned, and it is difficult to secure the airway.

This presentation will show the analysis and Trial Therapy of a case in which the occlusion and jaw position had to be changed.



[#5 Occlusal reconstruction×ＭＩ]

He explained the final set of cases discussed in #4.

No matter how difficult the case is, "occlusal reconstruction x MI" is realized instead of "changing occlusion and jaw position = full prosthodontics".



22 hours of lectures, 16 sessions in all, "A generalist training course for the next generation of dentists.

What did you think of Dr. Uchiyama's presentation, in which he has faith and pays attention to every detail?

I am sure that each and every one of you who have watched all the contents have felt something different.

We also received a message from Dr. Uchiyama to the young doctors, so please watch the lecture until the end.

#2 How to Wax up

Index

Maxillofacial Analysis 4

#2 How to Wax up