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Over the years, the use of the anterior positioning appliance
has fallen in and out of favor. In this lecture, Dr. Okeson
describes a simple and effective way to use an anterior
positioning appliance for your patient. A treatment algorithm
for a patient with a painful disc displacement with reduction is
described making this management very predictable. The
concept of when it may be necessary to restore the patient’s
occlusion is also reviewed. The management of patients with
disc dislocation without reduction is also discussed and an
algorithm is also presented specifically for this disorder.
Expectations and goals for both of these conditions are
thoroughly discussed.
has fallen in and out of favor. In this lecture, Dr. Okeson
describes a simple and effective way to use an anterior
positioning appliance for your patient. A treatment algorithm
for a patient with a painful disc displacement with reduction is
described making this management very predictable. The
concept of when it may be necessary to restore the patient’s
occlusion is also reviewed. The management of patients with
disc dislocation without reduction is also discussed and an
algorithm is also presented specifically for this disorder.
Expectations and goals for both of these conditions are
thoroughly discussed.
Lectures #19 and #20 represent part 1 and part 2 of a series on the use of an
anterior positioning appliance for the management of intracapsular pain disorders.
If you would like both DVDs at a reduce rate, you may order below.
anterior positioning appliance for the management of intracapsular pain disorders.
If you would like both DVDs at a reduce rate, you may order below.
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Lecture # 20
“The Use of an Anterior Positioning Appliance for the
Management of Intracapsular Pain Disorders: Part 2”
(51 minutes) (2005)
| Click to play a portion of DVD #20 on managing disc displacements |