I really enjoyed this video. However, I wonder why in the initial analysis, which is fundamental (before acting, one must understand) there is no mention of monitoring muscle activity in the 24h. Today is a very simple and inexpensive examination (dia-BRUXO) that provides a lot of information to the clinician. Knowing in detail the muscular activity by also analyzing any bruxism in sleep or wakefulness (we know that they are very different phenomena) and distinguishing between tonic (clenching) or phasic (grinding) and having an index of severity for both sleep and wakefulness (the percentage of bruxism activity referred to the total time of sleep and wakefulness S-BTI and A-BTI) is in my opinion essential to understand more and then plan a proper course of treatment.
@@protrusive also, by commenting on the report with the patient and pointing out to the patient the times devoted to bruxism we are able to make the patient more aware, and this is important because for bruxism in wakefulness is the first fundamental step to a therapy
"we record that position with a very sophisticated jaw tracking technology. So it's telling us exactly where to position the mandible so that the muscles are in their most relaxed position" How do they use these informations to make the orthotic ? And the resting position should be different for the daytime and the nighttime orthotic, no ?
TMJ nice topic i wish do more talks about the traitement and management of it thanks for sharing✌️
I really enjoyed this video. However, I wonder why in the initial analysis, which is fundamental (before acting, one must understand) there is no mention of monitoring muscle activity in the 24h. Today is a very simple and inexpensive examination (dia-BRUXO) that provides a lot of information to the clinician. Knowing in detail the muscular activity by also analyzing any bruxism in sleep or wakefulness (we know that they are very different phenomena) and distinguishing between tonic (clenching) or phasic (grinding) and having an index of severity for both sleep and wakefulness (the percentage of bruxism activity referred to the total time of sleep and wakefulness S-BTI and A-BTI) is in my opinion essential to understand more and then plan a proper course of treatment.
great point Lorenzo - I will look in to the dia Bruxo!
@@protrusive also, by commenting on the report with the patient and pointing out to the patient the times devoted to bruxism we are able to make the patient more aware, and this is important because for bruxism in wakefulness is the first fundamental step to a therapy
Where can one get that??
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She great person
"we record that position with a very sophisticated jaw tracking technology. So it's telling us exactly where to position the mandible so that the muscles are in their most relaxed position"
How do they use these informations to make the orthotic ?
And the resting position should be different for the daytime and the nighttime orthotic, no ?