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TMD Risk Analysis Using the JAMSS Protocol

Posted on: 05.17.21 | by Lee Ann Brady

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whiteEvery time dentists alter the chewing surface of a tooth we impact the entire stomatognathic system. Some patients have very low functional risk and a high ability to adapt to the changes we make, while other patients present with complex functional and restorative challenges or a low threshold to adapt to change. Patients present with multiple complexities such as extreme wear, deep bite class two occlusion and damaged joints. In these situations moving forward is about assessing the risks and managing them as part of our overall treatment plan. In this program we will explore these and other occlusal challenges and look at how we can make our dentistry more predictable and help our patients stay healthy and comfortable.

Learning objectives

  • Learn how to utilize the JAMSS protocol
  • Be able to conduct the Five minute JAMSS Risk Assessment
  • Be able to perform a joint, muscle and occlusal exam for parafunctional risk assessment
  • Learn when to recommend a S.A.F.E. protocol for preventing TMD Issues

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About Lee Ann Brady

Dr. Lee Ann Brady is a general dentist and educator. She lectures at dental meetings & study clubs, as well as teaches programs with The Pankey Institute and serves as their Executive Director and Director of Education. She owns Desert Sun Smiles Dental Care in Glendale, Arizona.
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