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Essentials of Facial Growth Table of Contents OVERVIEW OF CRANIOFACIAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENTThe Big Picture A Cornerstone of the Growth Process The “Genic” Tissues Regional Control of Development The Three Principal Regions of Facial and Neurocranial Development The Brain and Basicranium The Airway The Oral Region Craniofacial Levels The Two Basic Clinical Targets Child-to-Adult Changing Proportions Tooth Movement Drift A Fundamental Principle of Growth BASIC GROWTH CONCEPTS Remodeling Fields of Remodeling Implant Markers The “V” Principle The Relocation Function of Remodeling The Displacement Process Growth Rotations Remodeling and Displacement Combinations Superimposing Headfilm Combinations THE DEVELOPMENTAL SEQUENCE Regional Change (Stage) 1 - 17 GROWTH OF THE MANDIBLE Mandibular Remodeling The Ramus The Lingual Tuberosity The Ramus-to-Corpus Remodeling Conversion The Mandibular Condyle The Condylar Question The Adaptive Role of the Condyle The New Image of the Condyle and “Condylar Growth” The Ramus and Middle Cranial Fossa Relationship Ramus Uprighting The Human Chin The Ramus-Corpus Combine THE NASOMAXILLARY COMPLEX The Maxillary Tuberosity and Arch Lengthening The Biomechanical Force Underlying Maxillary Displacement Nasomaxillary Remodeling The Lacrimal Suture, A Key Growth Mediator The Maxillary Tuberosity and the Key Ridge The Vertical Drift of Teeth: An Important Clinical Consideration The Nasal Airway Palatal Remodeling Downward Maxillary Displacement Maxillary Sutures The Cheekbone and Zygomatic Arch Orbital Growth THE NEUROCRANIUM The Calvaria The Basicranium FACIAL GROWTH AND TOOTH MOVEMENT BASICS FACIAL FORM AND PATTERN Headform The Dinaric Headform Male Versus Female Facial Features Child Versus Adult Facial Features The Changing Features of the Growing Face Facial Variations THE PLAN OF THE HUMAN FACE Brain Enlargement, Basicranial Flexure, and Facial Rotations Nasomaxillary Configuration Growth Field Boundaries NORMAL VARIATIONS IN FACIAL FORM AND THE ANATOMIC BASIS FOR MALOCCLUSIONS Headform and Malocclusion Tendencies The “Effective Dimension” The Dimensional Factor of Alignment Dimensional and Alignment Pattern Combinations Growth “Compensations” Dentoalveolar Compensations Dentoalveolar Curve (of Spee) Summary of Class II and III Skeletal Features The Facial Spectrum The Continuous Facial Sequence and Developmental Intergrades THE STRUCTURAL BASIS FOR ETHNIC VARIATIONS IN FACIAL FORM CONTROL PROCESSES IN FACIAL GROWTH Synopsis of Craniofacial Growth Control Theories The Genetic Blueprint Biomechanical Forces Sutures, Condyles, and Synchondroses The Nasal Septum The Functional Matrix Composite Explanations Control Messengers Bioelectric Signals Other Factors of Growth Control The Architectonics of Growth Control: A Summary PRENATAL FACIAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT Remodeling in the Fetal Face Nasomaxillary Complex The Mandible A Developmental Timetable MATURATION OF THE OROFACIAL NEUROMUSCULATURE Robert E. Moyers and David S. Carlson Prenatal Maturation Neonatal Oral Functions Infantile Suckling and Swallowing Maintenance of the Airway Infant Cry Gagging Early Postnatal Development of Oral Neuromuscular Function Mastication Facial Expression Speech Mature Swallow Neural Regulations of Jaw Positions Occlusal Homeostasis Effect of Neuromuscular Function on Facial Growth Effects of Orthodontic Treatment on the Musculature CEPHALOMETRICS B. Holly Broadbent Jr. Orientation Tracing the X-Rays Norms, Variability, and Comparison Bolton Standards Summary Counterpart Analysis (of Enlow) Computerized Cephalometrics and Videoimaging Glossary of Terms BONE AND CARTILAGE Bone Bone Tissue Types Related to Development and Function Haversian Systems To order call (800)457-0504 and ask for Customer Service or click below and fill in the amount in the comment section and email us. All pricing subject to change to current pricing. |
