Loading...
Publication
Comparação da posição condilar com registos intermaxilares em relação cêntrica e em posição de referência
| Name: | Description: | Size: | Format: | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.91 MB | Adobe PDF |
Authors
Advisor(s)
Abstract(s)
OBJECTIVOS: Verificar se existem diferenças na posição condilar entre o registo intermaxilar em Relação Centrica (RC) e o registo intermaxilar na Posição de Referência (RP). MATERIAIS E MÉTODOS: Foi realizada a montagem em articulador dos modelos de estudo de 20 indivíduos e realizados registos intermaxilares em RC e em RP, através das técnicas de manipulação bimanual e da chinpoint guidance, respetivamente. Foi obtida a relação da maxila com o crânio através do arco facial e, através do Condylar Position Measurement (CPM), foram registadas as posições condilares em RC e em RP nos três planos do espaço. Após terem sido obtidos os registos, foi utilizado o programa NemoCeph, para medir a diferença das posições condilares em RC e RP.
RESULTADOS: Foi realizado o teste t-student de uma amostra, não tendo sido encontradas diferenças estatisticamente significativas na posição condilar, nos três planos do espaço, exceto no plano sagital no côndilo direito (p = 0,013).
CONCLUSÕES: Existem diferenças estatisticamente significativas na posição condilar entre o registo intermaxilar em RC e o registo intermaxilar em RP, apenas no plano sagital no côndilo direito. Nos outros planos do espaço, vertical e transversal, não foram encontradas diferenças estatisticamente significativas na posição condilar. Os resultados obtidos são indicadores de que é semelhante realizar o registo intermaxilar em RC ou em RP, estando esta escolha dependente da opinião e experiência do clínico.
AIM: To verify if there are differences in the condylar position between the intermaxillary record in Centric Relationship (CR) and the intermaxillary record in the Reference Position (RP). MATERIALS AND METHODS: The articulator assembly of 20 subjects was performed in articulator and intermaxillary records were performed in CR and RP, using bimanual manipulation techniques and chinpoint guidance, respectively. The relation between the maxilla and the skull was obtained through the facial arch and, through Condylar Position Measurement (CPM), the condylar positions were recorded in CR and RP in the three planes of the space. After the records were obtained, the NemoCeph program was used to measure the difference of the condylar positions in CR and RP. RESULTS: The t-student test of a sample was performed, and statistically significant diferences were not found in the condylar position, in several planes of the space, except in the sagittal plane in the right condyle (p = 0.013). CONCLUSIONS: There is a statistically significant difference between the intermaxillary record in CR and the intermaxillary record in RP, only in the sagittal plane in the right condyle. In the other planes of space, vertical and transverse, were not found statistically significant differences in the condylar position. The results obtained are indicators that we are able to perform the intermaxillary record in CR or in RP, being thus dependent on the opinion and experience of the clinician.
AIM: To verify if there are differences in the condylar position between the intermaxillary record in Centric Relationship (CR) and the intermaxillary record in the Reference Position (RP). MATERIALS AND METHODS: The articulator assembly of 20 subjects was performed in articulator and intermaxillary records were performed in CR and RP, using bimanual manipulation techniques and chinpoint guidance, respectively. The relation between the maxilla and the skull was obtained through the facial arch and, through Condylar Position Measurement (CPM), the condylar positions were recorded in CR and RP in the three planes of the space. After the records were obtained, the NemoCeph program was used to measure the difference of the condylar positions in CR and RP. RESULTS: The t-student test of a sample was performed, and statistically significant diferences were not found in the condylar position, in several planes of the space, except in the sagittal plane in the right condyle (p = 0.013). CONCLUSIONS: There is a statistically significant difference between the intermaxillary record in CR and the intermaxillary record in RP, only in the sagittal plane in the right condyle. In the other planes of space, vertical and transverse, were not found statistically significant differences in the condylar position. The results obtained are indicators that we are able to perform the intermaxillary record in CR or in RP, being thus dependent on the opinion and experience of the clinician.
Description
Dissertação para obtenção do grau de Mestre no Instituto Universitário Egas Moniz
Keywords
Posição condilar Registo intermaxilar Relação cêntrica e posição de referência