Guides: Dental Video Resources Guide: Dental Occlusion

Dental Occlusion Videos

SN video medicine and life sciences. Stainless steel crowns in pediatric dentistry by Springer Nature
Publication Date: 2020
This video offers guidance on all aspects of the use of stainless steel crowns in children. It opens by explaining the indications and contraindications for placement of stainless steel crowns and outlining why the primary tooth in question was selected for a crown. Preoperative assessment of occlusion, anesthetization of the tooth, and tooth preparation are then described in detail, and guidance provided on crown selection and manipulation, including crown trimming, contouring, and crimping. Finally, the steps involved in crown cementation are presented and explained. Stainless steel crowns continue to form an invaluable part of the pediatric restorative dentistry armamentarium, with numerous indications in primary posterior teeth. They offer ease of placement compared with intracoronal restorations and provide unmatched durability and longevity to the treated tooth.
Endodontic exacerbations : biological and clinical factors by Paul Rosenberg
Publication Date: 2016
Anterior bite plane appliance by Lee Ann Brady
Publication Date: 2012
An anterior bite plane appliance can easily be fabricated in the office while the patient is there. It is a quick and easy process. Additionally, without posterior contacts as the muscles release and the condyles seat no posterior interferences are picked up that require monitoring and adjustment, so the process is efficient. In this live-patient demonstration video, Dr. Brady details the intricate steps of fabrication, try-in, adjustment and patient care instructions.
Bio-integrated restorative dentistry by Costin Marinescu
Publication Date: 2012
Restorative excellence - occlusion on implant retained restorations by Stefan Paul
Publication Date: 2012
Unusual TMD cases : unusual treatment by Ilia Roussou
Publication Date: 2012
In this lecture, we will discuss unusual Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) cases and unusual treatments. We will focus specifically on occlusion and how the relationship of the dental arches interacts with the stability of the Stomatognathic system.
Natural esthetic design smile analysis by Dario Adolfi
Publication Date: 2007
Learning objectives: Be more familiar of the CAD/CAM technology, products and procedures for high quality esthetic outcome; • Understand how this technology can predict a very good occlusion, morphology and shade. Content: Esthetic predictability is based on a comprehensive communication between the dental technician and the clinician. The esthetic checklist as in a important tool to help both in a organized method to setting a prognosis for the perfection-driven smile restoration. The understanding of natural tooth according to form, shade, surface texture, superficial gloss and how the fluorescence, opalescence and natural transmission of light is crucial for the ultimate quality of esthetic and natural result on both teeth and implants. This lecture will describe in detail how this optimal treatment can be performed, base on the advancement of CAD/CAM technology.
Occlusion and titanium by Michael Wise
Publication Date: 2006
Literature review: Will consider occlusal loads and implants, posterior disclusion, horizontal and vertical components of the slide from centric relation to the intercuspal position, perception of occlusal loads, movement of teeth and implants, flexibility of the mandible, porcelain or acrylic on the occlusal surface.
Direct to indirect restorations by Brian P. LeSage
Publication Date: 2005
When is it advisable to go from direct to indirect for posterior resorations? How does material selection, tooth integrity and occlusion play into his decision-making process.

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Dental Video Resources Guide

Dental Occlusion Videos

Requesting a Journal Article

Online Journal Articles

Journal Articles (Online not Available)

Requesting Material Located at Another Penn Library (LIBRA, Biomed, etc.)

Physical Book/Journal

Book Chapter or Journal Article

Whole Book or Journal Volume

Requesting Material Not Owned by the Penn Library System

Books