Before & after IMDO jaw and facial distraction surgery explained скачать в хорошем качестве

Before & after IMDO jaw and facial distraction surgery explained

IMDO, or inter-molar mandibular distraction osteogenesis, is a form of jaw distraction surgery, using KLS Martin modified Zürich paediatric distractors. This presentation was made at the recent ANZAOMS 2013 conference in Perth, and forms part of the presentation made at the Barcelona ICOMS conference, and SORG pre-congress meeting, in October 2013. The presenter is Paul Coceancig, an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon who practices in Newcastle and Sydney, Australia, and was produced by Profilo, Australia. IMDO aims to treat the effects of mandibular hypoplasia, which presents as a combination of dental incisor overbite or overjet, Class II dental malocclusion, dental crowding, restricted airway (due to glossoptosis), poor profile, reduced chin prominence (weak chin), and neck posture issues. The video aims to explain the link between these medical & dental "signs, and the primary medical condition of "mandibular hypoplasia". It also explains the effects that a combination of maxillary dental arch development, and IMDO mandibular distraction has on the volume of the lower face, and upper airway, as well as the changing effect on facial profile, the jaw line, and upon aesthetic facial proportions. To find out more, visit us at: http://www.profilosurgical.com.au/fac... http://www.profilosurgical.com.au/