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Which aspect of occlusion involves understanding the physiologic changes in relation to growth and development of the face?
Which aspect of occlusion involves understanding the physiologic changes in relation to growth and development of the face?
- Dentition process
- Dynamic aspect of occlusion (correct)
- Soft tissue analysis
- Intra-Arch examination
What does Andrew's six keys of occlusion primarily focus on?
What does Andrew's six keys of occlusion primarily focus on?
- Dentition process (correct)
- Growth anomalies
- Skeletal discrepancies
- Facial & Skeletal analysis
What does Angle's classification primarily aim to classify?
What does Angle's classification primarily aim to classify?
- Malocclusions (correct)
- Skeletal discrepancies
- Dental compensations
- Growth anomalies
Which category of anomalies does the Intra-Arch examination mainly deal with?
Which category of anomalies does the Intra-Arch examination mainly deal with?
What is the main focus of soft tissue analysis in orthodontic diagnosis?
What is the main focus of soft tissue analysis in orthodontic diagnosis?
What does the review of cephalometrics primarily involve in orthodontic diagnosis?
What does the review of cephalometrics primarily involve in orthodontic diagnosis?
Which component does Angle's classification primarily aim to classify in malocclusions?
Which component does Angle's classification primarily aim to classify in malocclusions?
What is the main purpose of recognizing growth problems in orthodontics?
What is the main purpose of recognizing growth problems in orthodontics?
What does the dentition process primarily involve in orthodontics?
What does the dentition process primarily involve in orthodontics?
What is the normal range for moderate crowding, measured in millimeters per arch?
What is the normal range for moderate crowding, measured in millimeters per arch?
According to the Nance Method, how is the sum of the mesiodistal dimensions of teeth and the length of the ideal arch used to determine crowding?
According to the Nance Method, how is the sum of the mesiodistal dimensions of teeth and the length of the ideal arch used to determine crowding?
What is the main purpose of the Bolton Analysis?
What is the main purpose of the Bolton Analysis?
In the context of orthodontics, what does the Curve of Spee refer to?
In the context of orthodontics, what does the Curve of Spee refer to?
What is used to measure crowding in the mixed dentition according to Nance's Analysis?
What is used to measure crowding in the mixed dentition according to Nance's Analysis?
What is the primary function of compensation curves in orthodontics?
What is the primary function of compensation curves in orthodontics?
What are Ricketts pentamorphic archforms used for in orthodontics?
What are Ricketts pentamorphic archforms used for in orthodontics?
Which dental abnormality is characterized by the union of two normally separated tooth germs?
Which dental abnormality is characterized by the union of two normally separated tooth germs?
What dental abnormality appears to be two teeth developed from one, but is not actually two teeth?
What dental abnormality appears to be two teeth developed from one, but is not actually two teeth?
Which dental abnormality involves a condition where the cementum overlying the roots of at least two teeth join together?
Which dental abnormality involves a condition where the cementum overlying the roots of at least two teeth join together?
What is the dental phenomenon that may cause esthetic problems, crowding, and impaction of adjacent teeth?
What is the dental phenomenon that may cause esthetic problems, crowding, and impaction of adjacent teeth?
What is the most commonly involved teeth in concrescence?
What is the most commonly involved teeth in concrescence?
Which dental abnormality is a dental phenomenon that looks like two teeth developed from one, but it is not actually two teeth?
Which dental abnormality is a dental phenomenon that looks like two teeth developed from one, but it is not actually two teeth?
What dental abnormality involves a condition where the roots of at least two teeth join together?
What dental abnormality involves a condition where the roots of at least two teeth join together?
Which dental abnormality has a prevalence of 2.5% in primary dentition and 0.1 - 0.2% in permanent dentition?
Which dental abnormality has a prevalence of 2.5% in primary dentition and 0.1 - 0.2% in permanent dentition?
What dental abnormality is characterized by a condition of teeth where the cementum overlying the roots of at least two teeth join together?
What dental abnormality is characterized by a condition of teeth where the cementum overlying the roots of at least two teeth join together?
What is the dental phenomenon that appears to be two teeth developed from one, though it is not two teeth?
What is the dental phenomenon that appears to be two teeth developed from one, though it is not two teeth?
Which condition refers to the absence of one or a few teeth only?
Which condition refers to the absence of one or a few teeth only?
What is the prevalence of true generalized macrodontia?
What is the prevalence of true generalized macrodontia?
Which condition is characterized by teeth that are larger than normal for the particular type(s) of teeth involved?
Which condition is characterized by teeth that are larger than normal for the particular type(s) of teeth involved?
In which region are supernumerary teeth more likely to occur?
In which region are supernumerary teeth more likely to occur?
What is the prevalence range of dens evaginatus?
What is the prevalence range of dens evaginatus?
Which condition is associated with decreased levels of growth hormone?
Which condition is associated with decreased levels of growth hormone?
'Peg laterals' are typically associated with which condition?
'Peg laterals' are typically associated with which condition?
'Dens invaginatus' is characterized by which of the following?
'Dens invaginatus' is characterized by which of the following?
'Dens evaginatus' is more frequent in which region?
'Dens evaginatus' is more frequent in which region?
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Study Notes
- Dr. Julia Cohen-Lévy presented a 3-part lecture series titled "Diagnosis of the Orthodontic Problem."
- Learning objectives: distinguish between normal occlusion and malocclusions, classify orthodontic anomalies, understand TMJ and occlusion dynamics, and assess facial and skeletal issues.
- Part One: Diagnosis of orthodontic problem
- Abnormalities of teeth & Intra-Arch examination
- Intra-arch abnormalities
- Abnormalities of teeth & Intra-Arch examination
- Abnormalities of tooth number: genesis, hypodontia, oligodontia, anodontia, supernumerary teeth
- Abnormalities of tooth size, shape, and structure: macrodontia, microdontia, dens evaginatus, dens invaginatus - Intra-arch study
- Archform & symmetry
- Compensating curves
- Spacing/crowding
- First contact with a patient: clinical examination and analysis of records.
- Chief complaint and medical history: behavior, questionnaires
- Interview, history: medical conditions, growth status
- Clinical examination: first impression, dental and periodontal health, static and functional examination, extraoral and intraoral photos, casts, Panorex, Lateral Ceph, analysis of records, measurements
The text above discusses Dr. Julia Cohen-Lévy's presentation on diagnosing orthodontic problems. This three-part presentation covers various aspects of orthodontic problems, including abnormalities of teeth and their number, size, shape, and structure. It also addresses the importance of understanding the dynamics of the TMJ and occlusion and assessing facial and skeletal issues. During the first contact with a patient, it is essential to gather information through a chief complaint, medical history, and clinical examination, followed by an analysis of records and measurements.
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