The Conradi-Hünermann Disease is a rare syndrome, which affects the cranial development and the anatomy of dental occlusion. After interdisciplinary treatment completion, the patient reached satisfactory facial anatomy, as well as regular occlusal relationship, attested 2 years of accompaniment.

In addition to neuromotor, cognitive, vision and hearing impairments, it is also possible observe dental occlusion maxillofacial changes in children with microcephaly diagnosis. But, how about long-term effects on the craniofacial growth development of affected by this clinical condition skeletal maturity? context, two cases teenage dizygotic twins will be presented, which one had microcephaly,...

Introduction: Submandibular tracheal intubation is a technique that can be applied in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Traumatology, as well other surgical specialties. Its main advantages are helping the manipulation of middle facial skeleton jaw allowing intraoperative control dental occlusion. The an alternative to elective tracheostomy. Objective case report: article presents treatment adult ...

The anterior guide is a functional entity, which part of the set guidance provided by dento-dental joints to mandibular kinematics, essential for establishment harmonious occlusal relations. key understanding and reconstructing occlusion, playing both role protecting posterior teeth guiding movements mandible. Currently, it also represents an “exteroceptive feeler” creating cone access occlusio...

background:   materials and methods:   determine possible significances in the relation of smile line to angle occlusion class, overbite and overjet and arch form. a p   results:   conclusion:   and important relation between some occlusal parameters and smile design, which must be considered. within the limitations of such studies, it might be concluded that there is a significant chi-square t...

Forsberg, in 1993 found the mean overjet of mild injuries was 4.3mm while that of children experiencing severe fractures was 5.0mm. (1) postnormal occlusion, (2) an overjet exceeding 4 mm, (3) short upper lip, (4) incompetent lips, and (5) mouth breathing were all factors which significantly increased susceptibility to traumatic dental injury. Dental injuries sustained during participation in s...

PURPOSE To report the case of a 48-year-old man with unilateral central retinal vein occlusion. METHODS The clinical, hematologic and hypercoagulability evaluations of the patient were thoroughly and specifically carried out. RESULTS The central retinal vein occlusion was of nonischemic type and was associated with polyglobulia, hyperleukocytosis, hypercholesterolemia, multiple dental foci,...

Anterior open bite (AOB) is a term used if there is localized absence of occlusion anteriorly when the remaining teeth are in occlusion; it is commonly one of the main symptoms of an overall dentofacial deformity. Diagnosis, treatment, and retention can be difficult because this malocclusion has numerous correlated etiologic factors. Clinically, it is grouped into 2 main categories: dental or a...