CNO 6 – Sympathetics in Dentistry & TMJ MRI/CBCT Imaging

Module 1) Intro/Piper Lecture/Trigeminal-Cervical-Sympathetic

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Intro/Piper Lecture/Trigeminal-Cervical-Sympathetic

Module 2) Sympathetics/ERBS-GAN-TCN/TCN-MAGD Video/ND:YAG

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Sympathetics/ERBS-GAN-TCN/TCN-MAGD Video/ND:YAG

Module 3) Sphenopalatine Ganglion (SPG) Blocks

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Sphenopalatine Ganglion (SPG) Blocks

Module 4) Practical Applications for 3rd-Order Sympathetic Neck Blocks

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Practical Applications for 3rd-Order Sympathetic Neck Blocks

Module 5) Complex Regional Pain Syndrome / CRPS- Neurogenic Inflammation

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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome / CRPS- Neurogenic Inflammation

Module 6) Neck Block Examples Videos/ Neck Block Demo

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Neck Block Examples Videos/ Neck Block Demo

Module 7) Make patients “Own Their Problems”/ Neck Block Training Video

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Make patients “Own Their Problems”/ Neck Block Training Video

Module 8) Why Are Patients “Relaxed” – Fees in Orofacial Diagnostics

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Why Are Patients “Relaxed” – Fees in Orofacial Diagnostics

Module 9) Everyday Digital Occlusion: T-Scan & JVA Lectures

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Everyday Digital Occlusion: T-Scan & JVA Lectures

Module 10) JVA Lecture by Its Creator, John Radke/ JVA Demo/T-Scan Demo

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JVA Lecture by Its Creator, John Radke/ JVA Demo/T-Scan Demo

Module 11) John Radke- Editor in Chief of Advance Dental Technologies & Technique, the Open-Source Peer-Reviewed Journal

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John Radke- Editor in Chief of Advance Dental Technologies & Technique, the Open-Source Peer-Reviewed Journal

Module 12) Endotyping (& Curing) Hypersensitive Teeth

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Endotyping (& Curing) Hypersensitive Teeth

Module 13) Introduction to 3D TMJ Imaging

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Introduction to 3D TMJ Imaging

Module 14) CRPS1 Patient Jaclyn – Live Testimonial

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CRPS1 Patient Jaclyn – Live Testimonial

Module 15) Linking the Occlusion to the Sympathetics/Intro in TMJ Anatomy

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Linking the Occlusion to the Sympathetics/Intro in TMJ Anatomy

Module 16) The TMJs/Piper Classification/ MRI Basics/ Anterior Open Bites

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The TMJs/Piper Classification/ MRI Basics/ Anterior Open Bites

Module 17) Sample TMJ MRI/CBCT Reads

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Sample TMJ MRI/CBCT Reads

Module 18) Imaging Interpretation/Stable & Adapted TM Joints

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Imaging Interpretation/Stable & Adapted TM Joints

Everyday Digital Occlusion: T-Scan & JVA Lectures

CNO 6 – Sympathetics in Dentistry & TMJ MRI/CBCT Imaging Module 9) Everyday Digital Occlusion: T-Scan & JVA Lectures Everyday Digital Occlusion: T-Scan & JVA Lectures

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1. Question
Ribbon is 95% accurate relative to force/time. T-Scan is less accurate relative to force/time than ribbon.
- The first statement is true, the second statement is false.
- The first statement is false, the second statement is true
- Both statements are false.
- Both statements are true.
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2. Question
CBCT tells you about the past and present status of the TMJ. MRI will show you the present and the potential future status of the TMJ.
- The first statement is true, the second statement is false.
- The first statement is false, the second statement is true
- Both statements are false.
- Both statements are true.
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3. Question
The TMJ disc is around 2 mm thick. Disc position has no effect upon the occlusion
- The first statement is true, the second statement is false.
- The first statement is false, the second statement is true
- Both statements are false.
- Both statements are true.
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4. Question
Lateral pole of the TMJ is easier to damage than the medial pole.
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- False
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