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2023 AVS Orthodontics V-Book 2

9A Orofacial Myofunction

9.1 Introduction (13:47)
9.2 Paradigm shift in Orthodontic (12:03)
9.3 OMD and Growth and Development (14:17)

9B Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder (OMD)

9.4 What is OMD (11:53)
9.5 Neurological Systems (15:46)
9.6 TMJ Disc Displacement (15:15)
9.7 Tongue Behavior and Respiratory Pattern (12:10)
9.8 Mouth breathing nad Facial appearance (17:00)
9.9 Tongue space and Malocclusion (8:26)

9C Muscle Anatomy related to OMD

9.10 Masticatory Muscle (17:52)
9.11 Neck Muscle (16:14)
9.12 Tongue and Hyoid bone (15:05)
9.13 Supra hyoid Muscle (14:36)
9.14 Perioral Muscle (14:24)
9.15 Muscle Synchonisation (19:25)
9.16 Malocclusion and Muscle Dysfunction (13:51)
9.17 Orofacial Myofunctional Assesment (16:00)
9.18 OMT Process (18:55)
9.19 Mouth breathing finding (12:29)
9.20 Hyoid position and malocclusion (13:01)

9D Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT) in Orthodontics

9.21. Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT) Introduction (14:40)
9.22 Objectives of OMT (13:24)
9.23 What is OMT (16:56)
9.24 Tongue Exercise (17:13)
9.25 Orofacial Myology Excercise (18:31)
9.26 How to stop mouth breathing (15:03)
9.27 OMT and OMD in Orthodontics (15:08)
9.28 Orthodontic Treatment Plan for OMD Patient (19:09)
9.29 Obstructive Sleep Apnea (20:15)
9.30 Findings Process of OMT (14:42)
9.31 Extraoral Examination in OMD Patient (21:05)
9.32 Orthodontics Treatment intregation in OMD Patient (19:32)

9E Clinical Example for OMD-Orthodontics Patient

9.33 Clinical example (15:54)
9.34 Clinical Example 2 (19:59)
9.35. Cl.3 Openbite (14:53)
9.36 Interdisplinary treatment in OMD Patient (16:32)
9.37 Orthodontic Treatment in OMD (20:43)
9.38 Clinical Example 3 (20:26)

11A Extraction in Orthodontics

11.1 Extraction and Facial Profile Introduction (13:56)
11.2. Hard Tissue Change and Incisors Retraction (14:19)
11.3 Ext VS Non Ext (11:37)

11B Extraction of Specific Teeth

11.4 Introduction (23:30)
11.5 Lower First Premolar Ext (17:24)
11.6 Lower First Molar Ext (16:28)
11.7 Lower Second Molar Ext (13:07)
11.8 Upper Lateral Incisor Ext (14:49)
11.9 Reshape Canine to Lateral Video (15:01)
11.10 Upper Canine Ext (21:02)
11.11 Upper First Premolar Ext (15:04)
11.12 Clinical Example (16:14)
11.13 Compromised First Permanent Molar cases (18:54)
11.14 Clinical example of L6 Ext (16:20)
11.15 Third Molar Ext (25:39)

12 Arch Lengthening

12.1 Introduction (15:33)

12B Space Gaining Tools

12.2 Arch Expansion (15:08)
12.3 Clinical Used in Arch Expansion (15:52)
12.4 Relapse and Complication for Arch Expansion (16:17)
12.5 Surgical Assisted RPE (SARPE) (16:52)
12.6 Fixed Appliance for Expansion (15:08)
12.7 Molar Distalisation (10:23)
12.8 Anterior Teeth Proclination (16:44)
12.9 Long Stop Archwire (13:21)

12C TSD VS TSDA

12.10 TSD and TSDA (15:28)
12.11 TSD (14:35)
12.12 TSDA (16:16)
12.13 Six Keys to Normal Occlusion and TSDA (13:28)

12D Interproximal Reduction

12.14 Introduction (14:55)
12.15 IPR (15:18)
12.16 Gingival Black Triangle (14:05)
12.17 IPR Principle (15:11)
12.18 Space gaining from IPR (20:29)
12.19 Disadventage of IPR (16:37)
12.20 Tip for Black Triangle Triangle Correction (14:33)
12.21 Tools kids for IPR (12:24)
12.22 IPR Technique (14:18)
12.23 IPR with Disc Video (18:33)
12.24 IPR with air roter (22:54)

12E Smile Esthetic and Design

12.25 What is the Smile (14:31)
12.26 Composition of Smile (16:21)
12.27 Gum Esthetic (12:54)
12.28 The Fact for Smile (14:20)
12.29 Gingival Smile Treatment (14:18)
12.30 Smile Arch (12:31)
12.31 Smile Convexity (17:11)
12.32 Occlusal Plane and smile Convexity (17:15)
12.33 FACC (16:58)
12.34 Tooth Proportion (14:38)

12F Curve of Spee

12.35 Intrusion (15:47)
12.36 OP and CoS (16:23)
12.37 CoS Management (17:12)
12.38 CoS correction Technique (17:31)
12.39 CoS Correction and TADs (26:52)

12G Space Conditioned and Anchorage Analysis

19.40 Space Management (13:47)
19.41 How Does SCA Work (16:21)
19.42 SCA Black Block (19:23)

13A Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs)

13.1 Introduction (15:34)
13.2 TADs Purpose (17:01)
13.3 Osseointegration and Pseudoperiodontium (14:30)
13.4 TADs Classification (13:20)
13.5 Diameter of TADs (17:22)
13.6 Screw tip Design (13:00)
13.7 Shank Design (15:59)
13.8 Soft Tissue Thickness (20:59)
13.9 Indication for TADs (17:14)

13B Biomechanics for TADs

13.10 Biomechanics for TADs (15:26)
13.11 Clinical Application (17:47)
13.12 TADs for Intrusion (19:43)
13.13 Biomechanics for Intrusion (41:14)

13C Surgical Texhnique for TADs Insertion

13.14 Introduction
13.15 Pre dril Vs Self Drill (18:28)
13.16 Force Delivery Technique (16:01)
13.17 TADS Application Site (15:42)
13.18 IZC Insertion (17:46)
13.19 Neurovascular Consideration (17:12)
13.20 ICZ Insertion Pre drill Technique Video (16:18)

14A Growth and Development

14.1 Introduction (13:19)
14.2 Growth and development and Environment (14:17)
14.3 Bone Growth and Development (18:24)
14.4 Cartilage Formation (24:56)
14.5 Bone Type (15:59)
14.6 11 Bone Ossification (12:55)
14.7 Endochrondal Ossification (15:25)
14.8 Influence Factors to Endochondral Ossification (15:42)
14.9 Bone Growth (12:49)
14.10 Bone Remodelling (15:39)
14.11 Bone Remodeling Process (14:17)
14.12 Growth of Mandible and Condyle (14:58)
14.13 Bone Development and Function (16:57)
14.14 Craniofacial Complex Growth Introduction (17:01)
14.15 Enlow's V Shape Principle (22:28)
14.16 Primary and Secondary Displacement (13:32)
14.17 Site and Type of Growth in Craniofacial Complex (16:27)
14.18 Theory of Growth Control (14:22)
14.19 Functional Matrix (11:04)
14.20 Servosystem Theory (13:43)
14.21 Growth in Mandible (18:11)
14.22 Late Postnatal TMJ Growth (13:31)
14.23 Growth of mandible and Maxila Summary (16:08)
14.24 Clinical Application (11:21)

Superimposition

14.25 Introduction (15:27)
14.26 Rationale and Anatomy (13:05)
14.27 Anterior Cranial Growth Superimposition (14:05)
14.28 Maxillary Superimposition (17:13)
14.29 Mandibular Superimposition (10:25)
14.30 6 Mandibular Superimposition 2 (11:00)
14.31 Webceph (21:47)

15A Overview Bone Growth and Anatomy

15.1 Clinical Overview of Bone Anatomy (14:56)
15.2 Growth Center and Growth Site (14:29)
15.3 Growth Relativity Hypothesis (12:23)

15B Functional Appliances

15.4 Introduction (15:54)
15.5 History of FA (14:31)
15.6 Birth of functional Orthopedics (16:16)
15.7 Growth control (12:21)
15.8 Servosystem (9:57)
15.9 Concept of Functional Appliances (14:51)
15.10 The Goal of Functional Appliances (13:08)
5.11 Parameter of Force Application (14:25)
15.12 Force Application (13:23)
15.13 FA Classification (13:26)
15.14 Removable FA (9:40)
15.15 Effect of Force Application (15:32)
15.16 One phase Vs Two Phase Treatment (14:42)
15.17 One Phase Treatment (15:05)
15.18 Two Phase Treatment (15:05)

15C Fixed Functional Appliances

15.19 1.SCA ข้อสอบ (15:23)
15.20 2.Fixed Functional Appliance Introduction (15:19)
15.21 3 FFA Biomechanics (15:08)
15.22 4 Anchorage preparation (22:15)
15.23 5 Herbst APP Intriduction (13:23)
15.24 6 Herbst app research (11:17)
15.25 7 Treatment of Cl.2/1 (13:45)
15.26 8 Anchorage preparation (13:25)
15.27 9 Treatment Effect (18:36)
15.28 10 Vertical Change (13:59)
15.29 11 RA and FFA comparison (15:28)
15.30 12 Bite Fixer (15:09)
15.31 13 Spring delivery (16:45)
15.32 14 Treatment from Bite Fixer
15.33 15 Asymmetrical Correction (13:04)
15.34 16 Bite fixer Mointorring (14:16)
15.35 17 Clinical example (23:26)

15D Forsus

15.36 1 Forsus Introduction (13:33)
15.37 2 Biomechanics Forsus (18:50)
15.38 3 Biomechanics Result (10:19)
15.39 4 Case Setup Analysis (16:42)
15.40 5 Forsus case Setup
15.41 6 Case Setup (19:05)
15.42 7 Spring Module (18:54)
15.43 8 Forsus Removal (15:44)
15.44 9 Objective of Forsus (12:22)
15.45 10 Upper Molar Distalisation (12:34)

15E FA Cases example

15.46 FA case 1 (15:46)
15.47 FA case 2 (17:04)
15.48 FA case 3 (15:46)
15.49 FA case 4 (12:44)
15.50 FA case 5 (13:22)

16A Rubber Band

16.1 Rubber Band Manipulation (21:52)
16.2 2 strength and Lumen 7 (15:46)
16.3 3 Ruber Band Classification by vector8 (17:08)
16.4 4 Necklace Effect9 (25:47)
16.5 5 SELE 10 (17:04)
16.6 6 maloclusion and Ruber band 11 (18:06)
16.7 7 Cl.2 openbite 12 (21:12)
16.8 8 Summary 13 (16:03)

16B Borderline Cases

16.9 1 Introduction (16:14)
16.10 2.Indication for Surgery (15:41)
16.11 3.Camouflage or Surgery (15:20)
16.12 4.SCA tool for make decision (25:44)
16.13 5Treatment plan setup (14:08)
16.14 6.Treatment plan set up for cl.3 (14:05)
16.15 7.SCA analysis (14:41)

17A Retention and Relapse

17.1 8.Type of Retention (13:27)
17.2 10.Relapse (14:58)
17.3 11.Principle of Retention (21:07)
17.4 12.Stability and Relapse in L1 (16:49)
17.5 13.Musculature and L1 school (20:25)
17.6 14.L1 School (14:52)
17.7 15.L1 school 2 (14:57)
17.8 1 Eliminating lower retention (13:22)
17.9 2.Dysplastic and compensatory development (12:18)
17.10 3.Arch width and stability (15:51)
17.11 4.Intra-arch factors and stability (15:09)
17.12 5.Retention and reorganisation (11:32)
17.13 6.Failures in retention (15:18)
17.14 7.Keys to Stability (13:08)
17.15 8.Retention (13:27)
17.16 9.Retainer (12:36)
17.17 10. Retainer Component (13:35)
17.18 11Type of Retainer (13:50)
17.19 12.Fixed Retainer (21:54)
19.20 13. Retainer with prosthesis (13:34)
19.20 14. Essix RTN (12:18)
19.21 15.Visit Protocol (15:11)
19.22 16.Anchorage preparation (13:32)

18A Anchorage Control

18.1 15Anchorage Control (15:11)
18.2 16.Anchorage preparation (13:32)
18.3 17anchorage needs (11:19)
18.4 1.The purpose of tooth leveling and aligning (12:29)
18.5 2.Type of Anchorage (22:18)
18.5 3.Anchorage needs (11:44)
18.7 4.Anchorage support (15:01)
18.8 5.THE MANAGEMENT OF ANTERIOR OVERBITE. (13:13)
18.9 6.THE MANAGEMENT OF ANTERIOR DEEP BITE (13:33)
18.10 7.Clinical Application for anterior overbite (10:15)
18.11 8.THE IMPORTANCE OF SECOND MOLARS for Anterior Overbite (17:47)
18.12 9.Anchorage support for vertical anchorage control (17:32)
18.13 10.The Objectives of Raising Bite (15:33)
18.14 11.VERTICAL CONTROL FOR EXTRACTION DEEP BITE TREATMENT (15:37)
18.15 12.Passive chain technique (11:18)
18.16 13.Clinical Application Passive chain technique (14:02)
18.17 14.Biomechanics analysis of PASSIVE CHAIN (14:18)
18.18 15.Bowing effect. (18:32)
18.19 16.Management of anterior open bite in Early Treatment (19:02)

18B FINISHING THE CASE TO AN AESTHETIC EXCELLENCE

18.20 17 Treatment Goal (16:22)
18.21 18.The situation that may occur along in the finishing stage (23:33)
18.22 19.The Problems facing in the finishing stage (11:47)
18.23 20.Ten keys to esthetic excellence (11:15)
18.24 1 Introduction (30:47)
18.25 2.Clinical tips in Horizontal Plane (10:47)
18.26 3.Horizontal overcorrection (18:28)
18.27 4.Curve of Spee Management (12:57)
18.28 5.DYNAMIC CONSIDERATIONS Occlusion checking (13:56)
18.29 6.Case Settle (12:24)

19 Visit Protocol Comprehensive Diagnosis and Treatment Plan

19.1 7.Holistic Malocclusion Analysis mp4 (16:33)
19.2 8.Malocclusion Severity 1 (23:31)
19.3 9.Malocclusion Severity 2 (11:55)
19.4 10 Malocclusion Severity 3 (15:12)
19.5 11 Malocclusion Severity 4 (17:40)
19.6 12 Malocclusion Severity 5 (15:05)
19.7 13 Malocclusion Severity 6 (15:20)
19.8 14.Sagital Discrepancies 1 (21:05)
19.9 15 Sagital Discrepancies 2 (12:58)
19.10 16 Sagital Discrepancies 3 (17:40)
19.11 17Sagital Discrepancies 4 (15:47)

19B Cl.2 Malocclusion

19.12 1.Cl.2 malocclusion 1 (14:26)
19.13 2Cl.2 malocclusion 2 (17:16)
19.14 3Cl.2 malocclusion 3 (17:51)
19.15 4 Cl.2 malocclusion 4 (15:24)
19.16 5. Cl.2 malocclusion Clinical 5 (16:43)
19.17 6. Cl.2 malocclusion Clinical 6 (10:26)
19.18 7.Cl.2 malocclusion Clinical 7 (24:22)

19C Cl.3 Malocclusion

19.19 8. Cl.3 Discrepancies 1 (16:59)
19.20 9 Cl.3 Discrepancies 2 (13:37)
19.21 10 Discrepancies 3 (18:50)
19.21 11 Discrepancies 4 (15:34)

19D Clinical Example

19.22 12 Clinical example 1 (15:25)
19.23 13 Clinical example 2 (14:14)
19.24 14 Clinical example 3 (14:53)
19.25 15 Clinical example 4 (11:42)

19E Comprehensive Biomehanics

19.26 1 Biomechanics 1 (15:37)
19.27 2 Biomechanics 2 (14:10)
19.28 3 Biomechanics 3 (15:45)
19.29 4 Biomechanics 4 (11:17)
19.30 5 Biomechanics 5 (15:40)
19.31 6 Biomechanics 6 (18:23)
19.32 7 Biomechanics 7 (21:19)

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