측두하악장애의 교합장치치료 (Occlusal appliance therapy for temporomandibular disorders)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 대한치과의사협회
· 수록지 정보 : 대한치과의사협회지 / 59권 / 10호 / 574 ~ 579페이지
· 저자명 : 강진규

초록

Occlusal appliance is a removable device which fits over the occlusal surfaces of the teeth in one arch, devised to provide precise occlusal contact with the opposing teeth. Occlusal appliance is usually made of hard acrylic resin and allows optimum dentition in which condyle may assume in its most orthopedically stable position. Occlusal appliance is used to treat various kinds of temporomandibular disorders, including joint and muscle pain, disc derangements, parafunctional habits like bruxism and clenching, and degenerative joint diseases of TMJ.
There are various types of occlusal appliances, but stabilization appliance and anterior positioning appliance are most frequently used. Stabilization appliance is fabricated to provide optimum occlusal relationship for the patient. This appliance is indicated for muscle and joint pain disorders and helpful for reducing parafunctional habits like bruxism. Anterior positioning appliance is designed to protrude mandible to a position that is more anterior than the intercuspal position. It is primarily used to treat disc displacement with reduction, intermittent lock and joint noises but some inflammatory disorders including retrodiscitis can be managed with this appliance.
Occlusal appliance therapy is a successful treatment in reducing symptoms, and many previous reports indicates that its success rate is 70-90%. However, controversy exists over the exact mechanism by which occlusal appliance reduce symptoms.
Occlusal appliance therapy is reversible, non-invasive therapy and effective therapeutic modalities for temporomandibular disorders. For the successful outcome, careful selection of the patient is needed. Also, it should be monitored regularly for the improvement of the disorder and the occurrence of side effects.

영어초록

Occlusal appliance is a removable device which fits over the occlusal surfaces of the teeth in one arch, devised to provide precise occlusal contact with the opposing teeth. Occlusal appliance is usually made of hard acrylic resin and allows optimum dentition in which condyle may assume in its most orthopedically stable position. Occlusal appliance is used to treat various kinds of temporomandibular disorders, including joint and muscle pain, disc derangements, parafunctional habits like bruxism and clenching, and degenerative joint diseases of TMJ.
There are various types of occlusal appliances, but stabilization appliance and anterior positioning appliance are most frequently used. Stabilization appliance is fabricated to provide optimum occlusal relationship for the patient. This appliance is indicated for muscle and joint pain disorders and helpful for reducing parafunctional habits like bruxism. Anterior positioning appliance is designed to protrude mandible to a position that is more anterior than the intercuspal position. It is primarily used to treat disc displacement with reduction, intermittent lock and joint noises but some inflammatory disorders including retrodiscitis can be managed with this appliance.
Occlusal appliance therapy is a successful treatment in reducing symptoms, and many previous reports indicates that its success rate is 70-90%. However, controversy exists over the exact mechanism by which occlusal appliance reduce symptoms.
Occlusal appliance therapy is reversible, non-invasive therapy and effective therapeutic modalities for temporomandibular disorders. For the successful outcome, careful selection of the patient is needed. Also, it should be monitored regularly for the improvement of the disorder and the occurrence of side effects.

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