13
sep
2019
14
sep
2019
Functional facial aesthetics: lips, teeth, bones, joins...
van vrijdag 13 september tot zaterdag 14 september
THERMAE PALACE OSTENDE (bekijk de kaart)
Doctor Michael GUNSON
CURRICULUM VITAE
Dr. Michael J. Gunson graduated from UCLA Dental School and continued on to receive his Medical Degree and Specialty Certificate in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from UCLA. Upon completion of his training, Dr. Gunson partnered with Dr. G. William Arnett at the Center for Corrective Jaw Surgery in Santa Barbara, California. Their surgical practice is limited to facial aesthetics and reconstruction.
Dr. Gunson examines and treats thousands of patients with aesthetic, functional, and sleep conditions. Dr. Gunson treatment process enhances his orthognathic and aesthetic surgical techniques which provides patients with improved health and satisfaction.
Dr. Michael J. Gunson lectures throughout the world and publishes his research on orthognathic surgery, facial aesthetics, obstructive sleep apnea and the treatment of TMJ arthritis and condylar resorption.
He enjoys sharing this information with colleagues through publications and lectures.
Synopsis
Facial esthetics are most often judged by clinicians by measuring the position and form of the parts of the face and teeth.
Whether its cephalometric analysis or Smile Design, these diagnostic and treatment approaches only focus on form and position.
A mostly ignored aspect of facial esthetics is function. While the lips and teeth, if measured, might be found in a “proper” position, if they do not fit the patient’s overall system they will never look esthetic.
This is what is meant by functional esthetics.
The lips are the most important functional unit when it comes to facial esthetics.
Lip function, form and position are all influenced by the teeth and their fit, the temporomandibular joints, the airway and the skeleton.
If this system is not working correctly, it will be seen in the lips. If the lips are not working correctly, the system can break down.
The discussion will center on how to identify oro-facial problems that affect the lips.
It will show how treating these problems can deliver beautiful facial results by normalizing the patients lip position, form AND function.
Program
DAY 1
8.30am
Welcome coffee
9am-10.30am
3 keys of facial functional aestetics : Communication, mastication and breathing. How to evaluate the speech and the pathology of speech
10.30am
Coffee break
11am-12.30pm
Aesthetics facial and functional: how to evealuate the airway through measuring inappropriate facial growth. How inappropriate bites cause facial TMJ and tooth decline
12.30pm-1.30pm
Lunch
1.30pm-3pm
Precision of orthognatic surgery: depth analysis of how lip imcompetence breaks down the orofacial system.
3pm
Coffee break
3.30-5pm
Precision of orthognatic surgery: discussion will center on how to measure a patient and decide where the functional correct positions of the bones, teeth and face are for the individual patient.
17H 30 – 18H: RECEPTION – drinks and zakouskis
DAY 2
8.30am
Welcome coffee
9am -10.30am
Why patient seek re-treatment after orthognatic surgery: how the surgeon and orthodontist contribute to less than desirable orthognatic outcomes.
10.30am
Coffee break
11am-12.30pm
A discussion on how the temporomandibular joints undergo condylar resorption including a review of how medications can help reduce the risk of resorption during treatment.
End of the event
ORGANIZER SOBOR - Goedkeuringen
| titel |
organisator nr |
erkenningsnummer |
categorie - domein |
units |
statut |
| Domaine medical |
27 |
37985 |
1 |
10 |
accreditering aanvaard |
| Medecine dentaire |
27 |
38057 |
5 |
20 |
accreditering aanvaard |
| Pathologie buccale |
27 |
38056 |
6 |
30 |
accreditering aanvaard |
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