TMD Flashcards

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7 General features common to all appliances.

Author of article.

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Alteration of occlusal condition
Alteration of condylar position
Increase in vertical dimension
Cognitive awareness (of functional and parafunctional behavior) 
Placebo effect
Increased peripheral input to the CNS
Regression to the mean
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Initial therapy should be ______ and _______

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Reversible, non-invasive

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2 most common occlusal appliances

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Stabilization splint, anterior repositioning splint

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Solow:

4 purposes of Occlusal Devices:

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Alter occlusion
Bruxism
Pain caused by muscle hyperactivity
Preview occlusal correction

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3 criteria of Occlusal Devices:

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Teeth contact evenly with condyles seated in glenoid fossa
Anterior teeth contact more heavily
Anterior guidance

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Classification of anterior guidance schemes:

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Class I: lateral excursion on canines, protrusive on centrals
Class II: lateral excusion on canines then centrals, protrusive on centrals/caninines/centrals
Class III: All caninines
Class IV: unacceptable

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According to He, percentage of TMD group that have CR/MI discrepancy compared to control

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  1. 9% TMD positive CR-MI discrepancy

11. 4% control CR-MI discrepancy

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True/False There is a strong positive correlation between degree of CR/MI discrepancy and severity of TMD symptoms

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True

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Seligman/Pullinger found there is a limited role for _____ occlusal factors in TMD

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Intercuspal

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Tallents et al found no strong association between _____, _____, and TMD

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Incisal relationships, condylar position

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Greene suggested that if TMD arises while in ortho treatment therapy should be modified, occlusal interferences relieved, and ____ eliminated

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Distalization of the mandible

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True/False Overwhelming evidence is that ortho tx performed on children/adolescents is not a risk factor for TMD later

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True

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McNamara

There is a relatively low association of ______ characterizing TMD

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Occlusal factors

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*What are 5 features associated with specific diagnostic groups of TMD conditions:

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Skeletal anterior open bite 
OJ > 6-7mm
RCP/ICP slides >4mm
Unilateral lingual crossbite
Five or more missing posterior missing teeth
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TMD can occur in healthy individuals
TMD increases with age
Ortho tx in adolescence does not increase or decrease odds of later TMD
Extraction does not increase risk of TMD
No particular ortho mechanics increase TMD
Inability to achieve ideal occlusion doesn’t increase TMD
There is no method of TMD prevention
Simple treatment alleviates TMD in most patients

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True

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Huang

Summarized 2 other summaries, finding that occlusal adjustments are NOT indicated for managing/preventing TMD

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True

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Rinchuse

5 implications for ortho

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Occlusion plays lesser role TMD – from EMG biofeedback
Occlusion relevant in TMD but is secondary
Occlusal splints/biofeedback for tx of TMD supported by the evidence
Ortho does not cause TMD
No evidence for occlusal adjustments to alleviate TMD

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Ortho doesn’t increase TMD
Joint hypermobility not associated with TMD
CT scans not recommended for dx of disc displacement
EMG biofeedback effective
Occlusal splints beneficial
Occlusal adjustments not recommended
Hyaluronate injections unsupported
Occlusion has weak association w/ TMD
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True

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Wright

TMD is a _____ motion disorder of masticatory structures

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Repetitive

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TMD with concurrent _______ is challenging and better left to physical therapists

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Cervical

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Minimum movements: _____ opening, _____ lateral, _____ protrusive

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40mm
7mm
6mm

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3 reasons to refer to physical therapy:

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Cervical pain/cervicogenic headache
Posture – forward head posture
Needs surgery

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If pt has clicking for years that disappears suddenly and locking occurs, this is…

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Disc displacement without reduction

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What indicates degenerative joint disease? This suggests?

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Crepitation, Arthritis

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Since pain is subjective the only true outcome measure is what?
Range of motion
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Displaced disc changes what?
Occlusion
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There is one consistent link between basal bone/incisal relationship/TMD…
Anterior open bite (skeletal)
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RTA – road traffic accident should be treated similarly to TMD What are the acute symptoms? This is due to what?
Inability to open mouth, chew, etc Stretched/torn posterior attachment tissue and polar discal attachments
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Often _____ develops after RTA
Click
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The headache associated with TMD is what type? Treat with?
Tension, NSAIDS
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There is a correlation between malocclusion and what
Perio disease
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Ortho has what effect on perio disease?
No evidence supports, or small detrimental effect on peridontium
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Describe clicking
disc slips off condyle, usually anteriorly
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Closed lock | Tx
Disc in front of condyle | Splint to unload joint so retrodiscal fibers contract
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Open lock | Tx
Condyle in front of eminence | OS can reduce or prescribe relaxants, or surgery
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Muscles of mastication in pain Compensation for... Feel?
Extracapsular sign of TMD Deranged stomatognathic system Soft end feel (practitioner can open further)
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TM Joint pain Associated with 3 things Feel?
Intracapsular sign of TMD Capsulitis, Synovitis, Retrodiscal inflammation Hard end feel
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Stabilizing appliance indication
Alleviate muscular pain and Bruxism
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Anterior repositioning appliance indication can do what?
Disc derangement Recapture displaced disc (so closed lock)
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Anterior bite plane indication (2) *this is NTI?
Nocturnal grinding Deprogram joint
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Posterior bite plane what arch? Indications? 2
mandible, covers only posterior teeth 1. Acute TMD pain associated with unstable occlusion 2. Increase VDO, conjunction with ortho
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Pivoting appliance coverage and arch Contact where? Indication:
Maxillary, bilateral or unilateral Contralateral to joint that needs to be unloaded Disc derangement
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Soft/resilient appliance indication disadvantage:
Muscular TMD can exacerbate symptoms (chew toy phenomenon)
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Miller on Aqualizer, theoretically a... because... Indications (2)
Perfect splint self-balancing, stabilized immediately Release closed lock, find CR
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Per Miller, if a pt didn't have TMD before but developed during Tx...
Stop class II elastics
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4 most important things for occlusal appliance therapy success?
Selection Fabrication Adjustment Patient cooperation
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How does Okeson find CR
Bilateral manipulation
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If CR is difficult to find, what 3 things should be done first?
Ask pt to bite on back teeth Recline so gravity helps Place tongue on posterior soft palate
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8 things (need 4) that need to be done before delivering a stabilizing splint
Stable/Retentive All mandibular cusps/incisal edges in contact Mn canines must contact appliance evenly in protrusion Mn canines must contact in lateral mvmnts Mn posteriors contact slightly heavier than anteriors In feeding, posteriors contact more heavily Flat occlusal surface Polished
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ARS - anterior repositioning splint temporarily increases adaptation of...
Retrodiscal tissues
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Anterior bite plane main purpose...
muscle disorders
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5 criteria before delivering anterior repositioning appliance
Accurately fit Mx teeth with stability/retention In forward position, Mn teeth contact evenly Forward position should eliminate joint symptoms Lingual retrusive guidance ramp should contact on closure and guide Mn forward Polished
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Indication for pivoting appliance? 2
Disc displacement or dislocation
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2 Accessory ligaments for TMJ
Stylomandibular Sphenomandibular
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2 types of movement the TMJ allows for are
Hinging Sliding
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From anterior view, articular disc thicker where?
Medially
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Articular surfaces - both condyle and fossa, lined with...
Dense fibrous connective tissue
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A goal of orthodontics should be _____ and ______ during mandibular movements
Functional balance Stability
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Roth's Tx goals included
Gnathology
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Articular disc composed of
Dense fibrous connective tissue
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Morning headaches sign of 2 things
TMD OSA
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3 examples of intracapsular derangement
Disc dislocation with reduction Dislocation w/out reduction Disc displacment
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2 things true of Disc Displacment
Clicking on opening | Clicking on closing
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Daytime appliance for 2 things
Inflammatory TMD Disc derangement
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Night time appliance for
Airway obstructions
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Day/Night appliance (3)
Limited opening Muscle contraction Tension-type or temporal headaches
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AAOP Okeson's ideal TM position is the...
Optimum functional relationship
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Aqualizer used to _____ joint space and _____ nociception
Decompress Reduce
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% of men w/ moderate/severe OSA that haven't been clinically diagnosed
82%
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OSA if complete cessation at least ___ times during 7 hours of sleep
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Sleep bruxism can result from OSA
True
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Oral appliance therapy recommended for what categories of OSA
Mild, Moderate
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Success rate of using oral appliances for OSA
76%
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3 things needed for success with oral appliances
Appropriate patient slection Appliance selection Diligent case management