Description
This video series will show you how to go beyond treating the biologic issues of the teeth and gums, to diagnosing and treating the entire Masticatory System. We’ll show you how as a Complete Dentist you will have the knowledge and ability to create functionally stable occlusions as well as the skills to create beautiful smiles.
Dr. John Cranham will demonstrate the importance of how the joints, muscles and teeth (the masticatory system) are designed to work together in functional harmony. He’ll discuss the steps towards implementing a protocol for complete evaluation and diagnosis that allows for the precise determination of functionally correct, highly esthetic, tooth contours. Dr. Cranham will show how to develop laboratory communication tools so there is no guesswork required when the technician creates restorations – from a single crown to full mouth rehabilitation. And finally, you’ll learn verification protocols to ensure all of the esthetic and functional goals have been met prior to placing the restorations in the mouth.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the 4 steps required to achieve predictable success for treating the simplest case to the most complex.
- Learn the process for designing functionally stable occlusions without guesswork.
- Develop protocols for evaluating, diagnosing and treating patients when a change in the size, position or contour of the teeth is necessary, including severe wear cases.
- Recognize the stages in treatment sequencing enabling for phased treatment when the patient can not proceed with an entire treatment plan.
- Understand the process for effectively communicating to the lab and verifying the work prior to placement
Videos list:
- Welcome to: The Pathway to Predictability
- Evaluation
- Visualization
- Cementation
- Range of Motion Test
- The Facebow Transfer
- 2D Tretment Planning part 1,2
- 3D Treatment Planning part 1,2,3,4
- Phases of the Treatment Planning
- Preparation
- Tooth Preparation, The Concept of mini-tooth
- Communication
- One Tooth is all You need to Maintain V.D.O.
- Determination part 1,2,3
- Verification Part 1,2
- Why Inbound Marketing?
- What is the Deal with Blogging, Facebook and Twitter?
- Celebration
- Closing Thoughts
Prsented By: John C. Cranham
26 Videos - Duration: 3 h & 13 min - Files size: 1.1 GB
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