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If you’re a dentist looking to improve your knowledge and skills in oral splints, OHI-S Oral Splints: Diagnosis, Design and Treatment Protocols is the course for you. This comprehensive course is designed and taught by Gregor Slavicek, a renowned expert in oral splint therapy.

In this course, you’ll learn about the historical review of oral splint therapy, convergence of diagnostics, and divergence of therapy. You’ll also gain insights into the concepts and terminologies of oral splints, and systematic assessment of patients. The course covers the analysis of functions, including chewing function and bruxism, occlusion, posture, problem list, and treatment strategies.

In the second section of the course, you’ll learn about the construction elements and decision making in oral splint therapy. The course also covers the production of oral splints in the articulator, clinical application, and adaptation. You’ll learn about the different types of oral splints, including myofascial problem-focused and myorelaxation splints. The course covers the basics of reciprocal clicking, including condylography, as well as chronic joint blockade and its therapeutic use. You’ll also gain insights into special rails, distraction, compression, and the final treatment strategy.

Overall, this course is a must for any dentist who wants to provide better oral splint therapy to their patients. With its comprehensive curriculum and expert instruction, you’ll be able to diagnose, design, and implement treatment protocols for oral splint therapy effectively.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to improve your skills and knowledge in oral splint therapy. Order OHI-S Oral Splints: Diagnosis, Design and Treatment Protocols today and start your journey towards becoming a better dentist!

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S1,M1 the crutches of dentistry. Intro and basic thoughts

S1,M2 Historical review – the literature up to 1995

S1,M3 Convergence of diagnostics, divergence of therapy, indications for intraoral s

S1,M4 Concepts and terminology

S1,M5 Systematic assessment – main concern and occlusal index

S1,M6 Comparative muscle palpation

S1,M7 TMJ palpation

S1,M8 Neurological screening

S1,M9 Analysis of functions – chewing function

S1,M10 Analysis of the functions – bruxing

S1,M11 Occlusion and posture – clinical screening

S1,M12 Problem list and treatment strategy

S2,M1 Construction elements and decision making

S2,M2 Production of s in the articulator

S2,M3 Clinical application looping in and adaptation

S2,M4 Verticalization rail

S2,M5 s with a focus on myofascial problems, myorelaxation s

S2,M6 Basics of reciprocal clicking – including condylography

S2,M7 s with a focus on the temporomandibular joint – anterior disc displacement with reduction

S2,M8 Basics of chronic joint blockade – including condylography

S2,M9 s with a focus on the temporomandibular joint – anterior disc displacement without reduction

S2,M10 Distraction and compression – definition and therapeutic use

S2,M11 Special rails

S2,M12 Walking back, final treatment strategy and therapeutic position