Présentation for Active Membership: Dr Camille Guez (Carpentras)
La Parole est à nos membres! : Dr Oliver Hanisch, Dr Alex Dagba, Dr Julien Mourlaas : « Cas clinique d’échec ou de réussite particulièrement formateur »
Factors affecting the extraction versus non-extraction decision for the orthodontist
Abstract
The decision of whether or not to extract teeth in order to remedy malocclusion is a highly debated topic in orthodontics. When deciding whether or not to extract permanent teeth, clinicians must weigh many factors including: spacing or crowding, overjet, overbite, occlusal stability, temporomandibular dysfunction, periodontal health, facial esthetics, smile arc, and systemic health among others. One of the factors that makes extractions one of the most difficult treatments to diagnosis is the fact that a significant proportion of orthodontic cases fit in the “borderline” category – meaning extraction and non-extraction treatment plans can both be considered.
There is a body of research studying the trends of extraction and expansion throughout the history of the profession, but no significant attempts at creating an evidence-based way to make this decision. These two research projects were intended to move the research in such a direction.
The conclusions will be presented as well as clinical cases to illustrate this challenging but very interesting decision that involves the orthodontist of course but also his dental specialists colleagues.
Dr. Camille Guez short CV :
Camille obtained her DDS degree from the University of Marseille in France. She then worked as a general practitioner for two years while finishing an anthropology master and building up her resume to join an American orthodontic program. She obtained her MS Degree in Orthodontics from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill in 2015.
She then came home to Provence and is working in her busy private practice in Carpentras.
She presented her research project at the AAO in Orlando in 2016 and is regularly speaking at local study groups.
Very passionate about orthodontics, she is also very dedicated to her patients. Camille loves learning and mentoring future orthodontists who are interested in accomplishing their specialty in the US.
Her goal this year is to join the esteemed American Dental Club of Paris to continue learning and meeting amazing people.
The tuberosity bone graft for deficient immediat implant sites: myth ou reality ?
Chirurgie Muco-Gingivale, un élégant allier dans le secteur antérieur.
Alex Dagba
Cette présentation aura pour objectif de discuter de l’apport de la chirurgie muco-gingivale dans la gestion de complications antérieures.
Une présentation succincte au travers de cas cliniques, nous permettra de discuter de l’intérêt de cette approche dans certaines situations critiques, en comparaison avec d’autres techniques.
Dr AD Resumé CV 20 B
Régénération des papilles : vers la fin des triangles noirs ?
La curiosité participe au sel de nos exercices et c’est heureux. Ainsi, de temps en temps, la modification d’un tracé d’incision, la combinaison de concepts chirurgicaux ou encore la mise à profit d’une caractéristique tissulaire permet l’obtention de résultats surprenants. Il convient alors d’analyser ces résultats et d’en évaluer la reproductibilité.
Cette présentation s’attachera à décrire et à évaluer une approche chirurgicale de régénération papillaire.