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CBCT: The Key to Detecting Jaw Alignment Problems and the Hidden Vertical Dimension
Robert Kaspers, DDS
DATE: Tuesday, September 13, 2016
COMMERCIAL SUPPORTER: iCAT
Dentists and orthodontists need to treat their patients to a “balanced state” which means they need to diagnose accurately jaw alignment and airway while acquiring a balanced occlusion. This program reviews the utility of CBCT imaging in achieving these goals.
Learning Objectives
- Describe the key to structural diagnosis – The Five Condylar Positions
- Review why CBCT is integral to finding centric relation in 40% or more of your cases
- Discuss when and how to change the morphology of the TMJ so you can achieve a seated condylar position
Disclosure
Dr. Kaspers has received an honorarium for his preparation and presentation of this program.
Queries for the presenter may be directed to cjromano@aegiscomm.com.
