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Download or read book Orthodontie de l enfant et du jeune adulte written by Marie-José Boileau and published by . This book was released on 2016-11-02 with total page 640 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Depister et traiter les dysfonctions, malocclusions et dysmorphies qui provoquent des repercussions plus ou moins severes sur l'equilibre de la sphere oro-faciale est indispensable. Le premier tome de cet ouvrage detaillait l'approche diagnostique et l'elaboration du plan de traitement puis presentait l'arsenal therapeutique dont dispose aujourd'hui le praticien dans sa pratique orthodontique quotidienne (therapeutiques orthopediques, orthodontiques multi-attaches, chirurgico-orthodontiques). Vous trouverez, dans ce second tome, leurs applications pratiques dans la therapeutique des principales malocclusions et dysmorphies rencontrees, clairement explicitees et illustrees de pres de 50 cas cliniques detailles et richement iconographies. Les caracteristiques diagnostiques et evolutives de chaque malocclusion sont rappelees avant la presentation des differentes approches therapeutiques specifiques. Destines a eclairer les praticiens dans le choix de traitements orthodontiques adaptes, ces deux ouvrages, penses en continuite et illustres par plus de 1000 photographies et cas cliniques, permettront au praticien une approche globale et complete. Ils s'adressent particulierement aux chirurgiens-dentistes, stomatologistes et etudiants en odontologie interesses par l'ODF mais aussi aux etudiants en orthodontie et aux specialistes en orthopedie dento-faciale.
Download or read book Orthodontie de l enfant et du jeune adulte Tome 1 written by Marie-José Boileau and published by Elsevier Masson. This book was released on 2011-12-19 with total page 609 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Détecter dès le plus jeune âge les malocclusions et les dysfonctions qui provoquent des répercussions plus ou moins sévères sur la croissance et l'équilibre de la sphère oro-faciale est indispensable. Aujourd'hui, le praticien dispose d'un arsenal thérapeutique élaboré qui lui permet de répondre, au moment opportun, aux différents problèmes rencontrés dans sa pratique orthodontique quotidienne : malpositions, malocclusions, dysmorphies... La qualité et la précision du diagnostic sont des facteurs essentiels à la réussite de ces traitements. Il repose sur un examen clinique systématisé et sur l'analyse rigoureuse des examens complémentaires. Après la description du bilan pré-thérapeutique (examens cliniques et complémentaires, synthèse diagnostique, évaluation psychologique), cet ouvrage analyse les critères à prendre en compte dans l'établissement du plan de traitement et présente les moyens thérapeutiques à la disposition du praticien : thérapeutiques orthopédiques, thérapeutiques orthodontiques multi-attaches, thérapeutiques chirurgico-orthodontiques. Destiné à éclairer les praticiens dans le choix de traitements orthodontiques adaptés, cet ouvrage, illustré par plus de 500 photographies et cas cliniques, rappelle les principes de nombreuses techniques, avec leurs possibilités et leurs limites.
Download or read book Orthodontie de l enfant et du jeune adulte written by Marie-José Boileau and published by Elsevier Health Sciences. This book was released on 2022-11-22 with total page 641 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: La prise en charge des dysfonctions, des dysmorphies et des malocclusions chez l’enfant et l’adolescent est nécessaire à la normalisation de la croissance et au rétablissement d’un équilibre fonctionnel et esthétique de la sphère oro-faciale et du visage. Après avoir détaillé le diagnostic et l’élaboration d’un plan de traitement individualisé cet ouvrage présente les principes des diverses approches thérapeutiques en orthopédie dento-faciale (thérapeutiques orthopédiques, thérapeutiques orthodontiques multi-attaches, thérapeutiques chirurgico- orthodontiques) avant de détailler leurs applications pratiques dans la prise en charge des principales dysmorphies et malocclusions. A jour des dernières techniques et riche de plus de 1500 illustrations, il constitue une référence pratique indispensable qui s’adresse aux chirurgiens-dentistes, stomatologistes et étudiants en odonto-logie intéressés par l’ODF mais aussi aux internes en ODF et aux spécialistes qualifiés en ODF.
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