Double-layer closure for temporomandibular joint discoplasty.
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Publications and source records attributed to M R Zetz.
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Patients with skeletal Class II malocclusions and deep bites can be difficult to manage properly. Dental compensations, mandibular retrognathia, vertical dysplasia of inadequate posterior alveolar growth, and compensating chin effects must be considered if one is to achieve ideal treatment results. The eleven cases presented were managed through a combination of surgery, orthodontics, and rapid extrusion of the posterior dental arches. The rapid extrusion process is begun during the surgical healing phase, thereby decreasing total treatment time. Other advantages include simplicity of the surgical procedure, acceptance by the patient, stability of the facial and dental results, and possible avoidance of additional chin surgery.
A surgical procedure for the successful repair of the temporomandibular joint meniscus is described. Twenty-three patients have been treated by this procedure, with both objective and subjective improvement. The procedure is accomplished with minimal technical difficulty and minimal cosmetic defect.
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A case of massive peripheral ameloblastoma is presented. The lesion had been present for many years and had apparently spread by direct extension. There has been no recurrence after two years of follow-up. Proper oropharyngeal continuity has been maintained by the placement of a maxillary prosthesis.
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