Dentaire365 – ODF Review

In this issue of the Revue d’ODF:

¹ DCD, SQODF, ex-AHU Paris Cité
² DCD, SQODF, PU-PH, Unit Manager (UF Child Care) and Department of ODF, Local Coordinator of ODF, Micoralis Laboratory, Nice University Hospital and Côte d’Azur University

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¹ DCD, SQODF Ex-AHU-PH Paris Cité, Member of the Cochrane Oral Health Group, Liberal practice in Le Mans
² DCD, SQODF, Honorary University Lecturer, Doctor of Law, Editorial Director of the RODF

The published data, even with heterogeneous levels of bias, conclude on the superiority of orofacial myofunctional rehabilitation (OMF) combined with the wearing of a prefabricated rehabilitation splint (GRP), compared to the implementation of rehabilitation orofacial myofunctional without prefabricated rehabilitation splint on the improvement of functional parameters (ventilation, apnea hypopnea index, swallowing, muscular balance) and anthropometric (dentoalveolar and skeletal).

¹ Dental surgeon, private practice, Amiens
² Resuscitator anesthesiologist. Intensive care anesthesia department, Amiens

Objective: this article aims to clarify the relationships that exist between dental wear and oro-myofunctional disorders in order to facilitate the diagnosis of both during the usual clinical examination and to propose appropriate treatment. Methods: the type of swallowing as well as the interdental rest position were recorded in 231 adult subjects. Evidence of grinding wear of the teeth coded according to the TWES scale as well as the presence of non-carious cervical lesions (LCNC) are also noted. A statistical analysis examines the relationships between these different elements.

SQODF, Liberal practice Strasbourg, Former Assistant of the HUS of Strasbourg

The objective of this article is to describe the treatment of an adult patient who benefited from an innovative protocol combining retro canine neuro-muscular deprogramming wedges and a molar distalization system called Motion Carriere.^TM. This protocol has the advantage of limiting the known parasitic effects of Motion Carrier^TM and to optimize, by controlling the occlusion plane, the correction of the vertical direction and the control of the transverse direction during the sagittal correction of dental class II.

Doctor of Dental Surgery Limeil-Brevannes

Introduction: the interest of this work is to study the effect of a removable plate equipped with bilateral elevation planes and antero-posterior and transverse expansion cylinders in patients with an anterior reverse occlusion.

Materials and Methods: we carried out a preliminary study based on a study of three cases. The device used is a removable plate with two jacks, one in the transverse direction and another in the antero-posterior direction, and two bilateral elevation planes of sufficient height to obtain a correct anterior occlusion. Then, we gradually reduced them to allow the lateral sectors to egress.

¹ SQODF, Ex -AHU Paris Cité, Liberal practice, Le Mans, France
² SQODF, Liberal Practice Albi, France
³ SQODF, Ex -AHU Paris Cité, Liberal practice, Montgeron, France

Wearing a prefabricated rehabilitation splint (GRP), associated with orofacial myofunctional rehabilitation (RMOF) of the labio-linguo-jugual musculature, can allow the orofacial muscles to fully play their conforming role in the alveolo-dental arches. , and to correct a functional class III malocclusion.

A patient aged 12 years and 10 months presents a class 3 malocclusion in young adult teeth with the presence of interdental diastemas in the mandibular arch and mandibular protrusion. Delaire’s orthognathic analysis shows moderate skeletal class III associated with promandible, antecondylia, incisor bi-vestibuloversion and mandibular pro-alveolia.

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