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The Use of Virtual Treatment Planning in Oral Surgery - Sample

Future Perspective on Imaging: The Use of Virtual Treatment Planning in Oral Surgery Presented at AAID's 2016 Educational Conference Joel S. Berger, MD, DDS Chief of Maxillofacial Surgery at Children's Hospital and Sharp Memorial Hospital, San Diego, California Faculty member, University of California, San Diego, Division of Plastic Surgery Secretary, California Coalition of Cleft and Craniofacial Center This presentation will focus on use of 3D imaging and virtual treatment planning in oral surgery. Specific topics will include the use of 3D virtual planning in implant dentistry, orthognathic surgery, and TMJ surgery. Volumetric CT scans are taken, as are either impressions or scans of the occlusion. From this data, a virtual treatment plan can be crafted using a number of different software programs. The accuracy of these programs allows the practitioner to place implants, construct surgical guides, as well as a temporary prosthesis inserted either for full-arch reconstruction or for individual teeth. Similar data can be used for planning orthognathic surgery to construct intermediate splints used at the time of surgery to reposition jaws in 3D. Custom TMJ construction can be utilized not only to replace the temporomandibular joint, but also to move the mandible and maxilla in 3D. Learning Objectives At completion of this presentation, participants should be able to: Understand how to best utilize 3D volumetric scans used for 3D planning and virtual treatment construction of guides and temporary restorations Comprehend how data could be applied with different virtual treatment programs Identify the equipment needed to move wholly into the realm of 3D virtual treatment planning