Micro generalist
Dentist at Minamiaoyama,tokyo,Japan

Tetsuya Uchiyama

This video is a continuation of #4. Almost the entire video is treated under a microscope. From the fiber post and core after internal bleaching to the formation of the abutment tooth according to the C.A.P. concept, the adjustment of the provisional restoration, and the final formation, all are explained in the video. The comparison pictures of before and after treatment show that the C.A.P. concept treatment shows good results.

This video includes all of the following videos from Course11 Comprehensive Abutment Procedure1.



[#1 Comprehensive abutment procedure overview case presentation (minimal formation for non-prosthetic teeth)]

In the #1 video, he first explained the concept of the comprehensive abitment procedure.

In the past, the amount of abutment formation was often too large for esthetic prosthetics, but with the advent of Monolithic Ceramic, it has become possible to reduce the amount of abutment formation. This presentation explains this point through clinical cases, including papers.



[#2 Digital Dentistry enabling thinnest provisionals Abutment treatment guidelines for erupted teeth Case presentation (importance of micro)]

The #2 video explains the treatment process with the CAP concept through a case of restoration of four anterior teeth. During the course of the video, he explains how to fabricate uniform thickness provisionals in advance using CAD/CAM. The CAP concept requires the use of a microscope. The video of the actual microscopic formation is used to explain why microscopic procedures are necessary.



[#3 Case Presentation (Case with CAP) Core removal method Bonding]

The #3 video first explains the reason for the direct method of fiber post & core.

It then explains the treatment with the CAP concept through case examples.

The video explains the removal of metal cores and checkpoints for bonding operations in the fabrication of bulkheads.



[#4 About abutment tooth formation and root canal filling About Internal Bleaching]

In the video #4, he first explains the checkpoints during the formation of abutment teeth under the microscope.

After that, he explains the technique of internal bleach for inactive and discolored teeth.

The relationship with the dentin tubules is also explained in detail, and the detailed techniques such as the block-out technique and how far to insert the drug are all explained based on the video using the microscope.



[#5 Methods of resin core and abutment tooth formation Formation]

Video #5 is a continuation of #4. Almost the entire video is explained by microscope.

From the fiber post and core after internal bleach, to the formation of the abutment tooth according to the CAP concept, the adjustment of the provisional, and the final formation, all are explained in the video.

The comparison pictures of before and after treatment show that the CAP concept treatment shows good results.



[#6 Case Presentation 2 (Comprehensive Dentistry with CAP)]

The #6 video is an explanation of a case that has been completed and is now in progress.

The video explains the entire process from the initial examination, to the approximate formation of the prosthesis with the compression threads, detailed explanation of the split dam technique, removal of the fiber post and core, internal bleach, construction of the fiber post and core again, and the final prosthetic placement. The video explained the entire process.



[#7 Case Presentation 3 (approach to a hopeless tooth with no ferrule and coloration)]

The video #7 explains a case in which the CAP concept was used to treat a tooth without ferrule using the technique we have been explaining so far.

In this case, we used extrusion, and the entire process from the installation of the device to the crown lengthening procedure and removal of the device is explained in the video under the microscope.

After that, as in the previous case, we will install the septum wall, form it, and adjust the provisional, all of which are also explained in the video.



[#8 Root Canal Filling of Case Presentation 3 - Final]

Video #8 is a continuation of #7.

As in the previous case, the video explains the entire process from internal bleach, construction of the fiber post & core, and final formation of the abutment teeth, all under the microscope.

He explained in detail the comparison between the initial and final prosthetic examinations, the preoperative and postoperative evaluations, and the advantages of the CAP concept for treatment.



Comprehensive Abutment Procedure 1

This video is a continuation of #4. Almost the entire video is treated under a microscope.
From the fiber post and core after internal bleaching to the formation of the abutment tooth according to the C.A.P. concept, the adjustment of the provisional restoration, and the final formation, all are explained in the video.
The comparison pictures of before and after treatment show that the C.A.P. concept treatment shows good results.

#5 Methods of resin core and Preparation of abutment teeth

Treatment progress and explanation

Fiber post and core technique video

CAP concept for abutment formation

Adjustment of provisionals

Final formation under microscope video

Comparison of the condition of the core before and after the CAP concept

In the video #4, he first explains the checkpoints during the preparation of abutment teeth under the microscope. After that, he explains the technique of internal bleach for inactive and discolored teeth. The relationship with the dentin tubules is also explained in detail, and the detailed techniques such as the block-out technique and how far to insert the drug are all explained based on the video using the microscope.

In the video #4, he first explains the checkpoints during the preparation of abutment teeth under the microscope.
After that, he explains the technique of internal bleach for inactive and discolored teeth.
The relationship with the dentin tubules is also explained in detail, and the detailed techniques such as the block-out technique and how far to insert the drug are all explained based on the video using the microscope.

#4 Preparation of abutment teeth and root canal filling about Internal Bleaching

Formation of abutment teeth under microscope video commentary

How to improve discolorations Internal bleach

The relationship between internal bleach and dentin tubules

A case study of internal bleach

Post-operative internal bleach

Internal bleach technique video commentary

The #3 video first explains the reason for the direct method of fiber post &amp; core. It then explains the treatment with the C.A.P. concept through case examples. The video explains the removal of metal cores and checkpoints for bonding operations in the fabrication of bulkheads.

The #3 video first explains the reason for the direct method of fiber post & core.
It then explains the treatment with the C.A.P. concept through case examples.
The video explains the removal of metal cores and checkpoints for bonding operations in the fabrication of bulkheads.

#3 Core removal method and bonding operations

Reasons for using the direct method for fiber posts & cores

Explanation of the CAP concept through case studies

Comparison with the 4 principles of restoration

Metal core removal technique video explanation

Checkpoints of bonding operation for fabrication of bulkheads

The #2 video explains the treatment process with the C.A.P. concept through a case of restoration of four anterior teeth. During the course of the video, he explains how to fabricate uniform thickness provisionals in advance using CAD/CAM. The C.A.P. concept requires the use of a microscope. The video of the actual microscopic formation is used to explain why microscopic procedures are necessary.

The #2 video explains the treatment process with the C.A.P. concept through a case of restoration of four anterior teeth. During the course of the video, he explains how to fabricate uniform thickness provisionals in advance using CAD/CAM. The C.A.P. concept requires the use of a microscope. The video of the actual microscopic formation is used to explain why microscopic procedures are necessary.

#2 Digital Dentistry enabling thinnest provisional restorations

Case of restoration of four anterior teeth

CAD/CAM technique for making provisionals

Approach to inactive teeth　

The weak points of resin cores, fiber posts & cores

Importance of microscope when forming CAP concept

In the #1 video, he first explained the concept of the Comprehensive Abutment Procedure. In the past, the amount of abutment formation was often too large for esthetic prosthetics, but with the advent of Monolithic Ceramic, it has become possible to reduce the amount of abutment formation. This presentation explains this point through clinical cases, including papers.

In the #1 video, he first explained the concept of the Comprehensive Abutment Procedure.
In the past, the amount of abutment formation was often too large for esthetic prosthetics, but with the advent of Monolithic Ceramic, it has become possible to reduce the amount of abutment formation. This presentation explains this point through clinical cases, including papers.

#1 Comprehensive Abutment Procedure overview case presentation

Comprehensive Abutment Procedure

Clinical cases performed with the CAP concept

Explanation of the amount of abutment formation in PFM

Paper on abutment formation

Explanation of the formation of monolithic ceramic

The first treatment with the CAP concept

Adjustment of the provisional in the CAP concept

Paper on abutment formation using the CAP concept

Continuing from #4, this video shows the treatment steps from root canal treatment after septal formation to root canal filling and provisional restoration. The latter half of the case is also a very difficult case to decide whether to treat or not, but Dr. Uchiyama chose to preserve it and explains in detail the steps leading up to the root canal filling.

This video includes all of the following videos from Course10 abutment construction.



[#1 Direct and indirect methods]

In our daily clinical practice, we rarely see an inactive tooth.

In most cases, core construction is required after root canal filling or restoration of an inactive tooth, and this book explains the incidence of problems with metal cores, resin cores, and fiber cores, citing the papers. He also explains the advantages and disadvantages of the direct method and cases in which the indirect method should be used.



[#2 Crown removal to bulkhead formation]

Continuing from #1, he explained the timing of core construction from the perspective of infection using the paper and described the best time to perform the construction.

Then, in the actual video, he explains in detail the series of steps from crown removal, caries treatment of adjacent teeth discovered incidentally, bulkhead, and formation.



[#3 Causes of root apex lesions]

The incidence of MB2 in maxillary #6 is quite high and can be difficult to detect with the naked eye.

Please present your own past cases and see how Dr. Uchiyama was able to pursue the cause of the problem by using CT and microscope due to the change in his past and present practice style.



[#4 Situations where rubber dam cannot be applied]

When starting root canal treatment, you may encounter many situations where you cannot clamp the rubber dam because of the residual root after removing the core and caries.

In the video of the actual treatment, he explains the steps from the formation of the bulkhead to the creation of the provisional restoration, and also explains the key points of each step.



[#5 Cases to be saved or not]

Continuing from #4, this video shows the treatment steps from root canal treatment after septal formation to root canal filling and provisional restoration.

The latter half of the case is also a very difficult case to decide whether to treat or not, but Dr. Uchiyama chose to preserve it and explains in detail the steps leading up to the root canal filling.

Abutment Construction

Continuing from #4, this video shows the treatment steps from root canal treatment after septal formation to root canal filling and provisional restoration.
The latter half of the case is also a very difficult case to decide whether to treat or not, but Dr. Uchiyama chose to preserve it and explains in detail the steps leading up to the root canal filling.

#5 Cases to be saved or not

Removal of root filling material, root canal cleaning

Root canal filling with MTA

Pre-treatment for core construction

Core construction

Formation of abutment tooth

Provisional restoration

X-ray after root filling

Root tip resection and long post

State of the abutment tooth after crown removal, removal of the core

Removal of caries

Formation of the bulkhead

Root canal filling with MTA, core construction

X-ray after root filling (2)

When starting root canal treatment, you may encounter many situations where you cannot clamp the rubber dam because of the residual root after removing the core and caries. In the video of the actual treatment, he explains the steps from the formation of the bulkhead to the creation of the provisional restoration, and also explains the key points of each step.

When starting root canal treatment, you may encounter many situations where you cannot clamp the rubber dam because of the residual root after removing the core and caries.
In the video of the actual treatment, he explains the steps from the formation of the bulkhead to the creation of the provisional restoration, and also explains the key points of each step.

#4 Situations where rubber dam cannot be applied

Formation of abutment teeth after the bulkhead

Creation of provisional restoration

Start of root canal treatment under rubber dam

The incidence of MB2 in maxillary #6 is quite high and can be difficult to detect with the naked eye. Please present your own past cases and see how Dr. Uchiyama was able to pursue the cause of the problem by using CT and microscope due to the change in his past and present practice style.

The incidence of MB2 in maxillary #6 is quite high and can be difficult to detect with the naked eye.
Please present your own past cases and see how Dr. Uchiyama was able to pursue the cause of the problem by using CT and microscope due to the change in his past and present practice style.

#3 Causes of root apex lesions

Provisional restorations

Classification of the affected tooth

Root canal lesion on maxillary left side #6

Re-root canal treatment

Change in practice style

Drainage of the tooth

Start of re-treatment

Progress observation with an adhesive

Changes in X-ray and CT images after core construction

A case with symptoms that did not resolve after root canal treatment at another clinic

Continuing from #1, he explained the timing of core construction from the perspective of infection using the paper and described the best time to perform the construction. Then, in the actual video, he explains in detail the series of steps from crown removal, caries treatment of adjacent teeth discovered incidentally, bulkhead, and formation.

Continuing from #1, he explained the timing of core construction from the perspective of infection using the paper and described the best time to perform the construction.
Then, in the actual video, he explains in detail the series of steps from crown removal, caries treatment of adjacent teeth discovered incidentally, bulkhead, and formation.

#2 Crown removal to bulkhead formation

Timing of core construction

Crown removal

Core removal under rubber dam, caries removal

Resin filling and bulkhead

Formation after bulkhead

In our daily clinical practice, we rarely see an inactive tooth. In most cases, core construction is required after root canal filling or restoration of an inactive tooth, and this book explains the incidence of problems with metal cores, resin cores, and fiber cores, citing the papers. He also explains the advantages and disadvantages of the direct method and cases in which the indirect method should be used.

In our daily clinical practice, we rarely see an inactive tooth.
In most cases, core construction is required after root canal filling or restoration of an inactive tooth, and this book explains the incidence of problems with metal cores, resin cores, and fiber cores, citing the papers. He also explains the advantages and disadvantages of the direct method and cases in which the indirect method should be used.

#1 Direct and indirect methods

Reasons for tooth extraction in clinics with advanced maintenance

Problem rates for different core materials

Things to keep in mind about cores

Resin and metal cores after 15 years

Advantages and disadvantages of the direct method

Polymerization shrinkage of resin for each core

Cases that should be done by indirect method

Factors affecting the prognosis of endoscopic restorations

When to perform core construction

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 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.

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.

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

This video includes all of the following videos from Course20 Maxillofacial Analysis 3. [#1 To develop a comprehensive treatment plan] In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw. What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan? He explained in detail with various workflows and data. [#2 Team Approach] Continued from #1, this is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present. He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary. The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case. [#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up] Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals. He discussed its importance with actual cases. In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist. [#4 Diagnostic wax-up notes] In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements. Continuing from the second half of #3, he explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used. [#5 What led me to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis?] Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama. There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority. In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxilla Facial Analysis was actually applied. [#6 Maxillo Facial Analysis in Practice] Continuing from the second half of #5, he explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step. In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxilla Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class. [#7 Classification of Prosthetic Treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis] Continuing from #6, we have a commentary on the cases that fall under each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis. In the first half of the presentation, the Class 2 cases are introduced to explain the differences in the points to be considered in each division. In the second half, he introduced Class 3 cases that require significant improvement. [#8 Cases requiring significant improvement] Continuing from the second half of #7, we have received an explanation of Class 3 cases that require significant improvement. Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane are required. The lecture explained the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

This video includes all of the following videos from Course20 Maxillofacial Analysis 3.



[#1 To develop a comprehensive treatment plan]

In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw.

What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan?

He explained in detail with various workflows and data.



[#2 Team Approach]

Continued from #1, this is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present.

He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary.

The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case.



[#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up]

Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals.

He discussed its importance with actual cases.

In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist.



[#4 Diagnostic wax-up notes]

In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements.

Continuing from the second half of #3, he explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used.



[#5 What led me to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis?]

Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama.

There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority.

In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxilla Facial Analysis was actually applied.



[#6 Maxillo Facial Analysis in Practice]

Continuing from the second half of #5, he explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step.

In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxilla Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class.



[#7 Classification of Prosthetic Treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis]

Continuing from #6, we have a commentary on the cases that fall under each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis.

In the first half of the presentation, the Class 2 cases are introduced to explain the differences in the points to be considered in each division.

In the second half, he introduced Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.



[#8 Cases requiring significant improvement]

Continuing from the second half of #7, we have received an explanation of Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.

Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane are required.

The lecture explained the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

Maxillofacial Analysis 3

This video includes all of the following videos from Course20 Maxillofacial Analysis 3.

[#1 To develop a comprehensive treatment plan]
In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw.
What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan?
He explained in detail with various workflows and data.

[#2 Team Approach]
Continued from #1, this is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present.
He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary.
The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case.

[#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up]
Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals.
He discussed its importance with actual cases.
In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist.

[#4 Diagnostic wax-up notes]
In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements.
Continuing from the second half of #3, he explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used.

[#5 What led me to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis?]
Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama.
There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority.
In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxilla Facial Analysis was actually applied.

[#6 Maxillo Facial Analysis in Practice]
Continuing from the second half of #5, he explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step.
In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxilla Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class.

[#7 Classification of Prosthetic Treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis]
Continuing from #6, we have a commentary on the cases that fall under each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis.
In the first half of the presentation, the Class 2 cases are introduced to explain the differences in the points to be considered in each division.
In the second half, he introduced Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.

[#8 Cases requiring significant improvement]
Continuing from the second half of #7, we have received an explanation of Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.
Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane are required.
The lecture explained the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

Tetsuya Uchiyama

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