PRACTICAL REVIEWS(의국내 대학원 세미나)

날짜	제 목	Page	Dictation
9/7 (개강)	Treatment Plans Correct Issues, Protect Positive Esthetic Elements		임승원
	Periodontal Health Is Better With Removable Aligner Treatment	1
	Growing Body of Evidence Shows That Exercise Results in Reduction in Pain Sensitivity	7
	MADs Have a Positive Effect on OSA	17
9/23	Not All Thermoform Material Fits the Same	29	기연주
	Patient, Parent Satisfaction With Orthodontic Treatment Is Generally High	35
	Excessive Lower Eyelid Sclera Show Improved With Le Fort I Procedure	43
	Post-Treatment Incisor Proclination Not Linked to Increased Gingival Recession	51
9/30	Medicaid Patients More Than 4x More Likely to Be Dismissed From Tx Prior to Completion	57	Sun Lijun
	No Increase in Root Resorption in Root Canal-Treated Teeth	63
	Miniscrews Offer Little Advantage to Herbst Treatment	69
	Serial Extraction Procedures Can Significantly Reduce Active Orthodontic Tx Time	75
10/14	What Is the Predicted Outcome of Aligner Treatment?	83	김지권
	Sleep Bruxism Episodes Linked to Transient Hypoxia	89
	How Do You Get Patients to Keep Their Appointments Without Alienating Them?	99
	Mini-Implant-Supported Maxillary Expansion Limits Side Effects	101
10/23	Practice Leaders Must Strive for Clarity, Consistency, Good Attitude		이규형
	Limited Research on Effectiveness of Surgical Interventions to Accelerate Orthodontic Tx	111
	The Best Wire to Use for a Bonded Retainer Is a 5-Stranded 0.215-Inch Wire	153
	Impacted Canines Associated With Reduced Ridge Dimensions	157
10/28	Are Archwire Sizes Accurate?	165	문지아
	Is Bracket Placement With a Boone Gauge Accurate?	177
	Mandibular Plane Angle, Hyoid Bone Distance Weak Predictors of OSA Tx Outcome	183
	What Is the Prevalence of Malocclusions From Primary to Early Permanent Dentition?	191
11/4	Defective Restorations - Repair or Replace?	199	전준보
	Infant Orthopedic Treatment Does Not Improve Maxillary Arch Dimensions	209
	Is CAT Effective in Controlling Orthodontic Tooth Movement? Yes and No	221
	Light-Cured Fluoride Varnish Reduces Demineralization Around Orthodontic Brackets	231
11/11	Bone-Anchored Surgically Assisted Maxillary Expansion Similar to Traditional Appliance	239	Hussein Aljawad
	Facial Sexual Dimorphism in Children Assessed	245
	Hawley Appliances Can Be Fabricated Without the Use of Intraoral Impressions	255
	Eugenol Paste Reduces Dry Socket After Third Molar Extraction	261
11/18	Responsive Website, Robust Online Presence Attracts New Patients		박하연
	What Is Smoking's Relationship to Tooth Loss?	267
	Impact of Education Debt on Career Decisions	275
	Non-Invasive TMD Therapy Is Not Improved by Additional Use of an Occlusal Splint	283
11/25	Dentoskeletal Changes Following Mini-Implant Molar Intrusion Assessed	293	문윤경
	Combating Biofilm, White Spot Lesions	301
	3D Volume-Wrapped Images Accurately Model the Face	309
	RME Activation Affects Reported Pain	315
12/2	Appropriate Online Presence Is Essential for Attracting New Orthodontic Pts	321	김현희
	Posterior Crossbite Increases Risk of TMJ Click Long Term	325
	Does Presence of Allograft in Repaired Alveolar Clefts Affect Canine Eruption Velocity?	333
	Can Plastic Bracket Shields Reduce Mucosal Irritation, Pain After Bracket Placement?	339
12/9 (종강)	Bite Force Related to Functional Appliance Treatment Outcome	351	기연주
	Researchers Evaluate Miniscrews Placed in Mandibular Buccal Shelf	359
	Autotransplanted Teeth With Fully Developed Roots Have a High Success Rate	365
	Premolar Extraction Not Linked to OSA	373
	Regularly Measure Tx Progress, Outcomes to Improve Results
	Probiotics Ineffective for Preventing White Spot Lesions	379
	Is CVM the Best Method for Predicting Mandibular Growth?	385
	Orthognathic Surgery Affects the Dynamics of Facial Expressions	393
	Tooth Eruption in Adults Related to Pattern of Mandibular Growth	405
	Root-Filled Teeth Show Significantly Less EARR After Orthodontic Tx	413
	Bone Support on Teeth Adjacent to Clefts Assessed	421
	Latex, Non-Latex Elastics Perform Equally Well Intraorally	427
	Adult Class III Patients Do Not Always Require Surgical Orthodontic Tx	433
	TMJ Effects of Anterior Mandibular Repositioning Reviewed	447
	OTC Whitening as Effective as Traditional Bleaching Trays	465
	Managing Practice Overhead Can Be Challenging	479
	How Do Orthodontists and General Dentists Feel About IPR of Teeth?	481
	Radiographic Features Can Successfully Predict Spontaneous Space Closure	487
	One-Third of Extraction Spaces Reopen to Some Degree 1 Year Post-Treatment	493
	OHRQoL Improved After Orthodontics, Surgery in Patients With Severe Malocclusions	501
	Easy Technique Reliably Evaluates Anterior Vertical Dimension
	Measured Panoramic Parameters Generally Weak at Predicting Maxillary Canine Impaction	509
	Cortical Bone Density Does Not Significantly Affect Success of Orthodontic Microimplants	517
	Long-Time Maxillary Anterior Alignment Stability Similar in Class I, II Patients	525
	Desktop-Scanned Virtual Models Accurate, Reliable	533
	Is There a Difference in Quality of Orthodontic Tx in Private Practice vs University Clinics?	539
	Peri-Implantitis - A Looming Concern	545
	Mouth Exercises Temporarily Increase Lip-Closing Force	553
	Adding Silver Nanoparticles to Hawley Retainers Has Strong Antimicrobial Effect	561
	Self-Ligating Brackets Do Not Increase Treatment Efficiency	567
	AcceleDent Vibrational Device Does Not Decrease Orthodontic Pain	575
	Anterior Open Bites Can Be Treated With Orthodontics Alone	585
	Pain With Self-Ligating and Conventional Brackets - Is There a Difference?	593
	Chemical Properties of Aligners Unaffected by Intraoral Aging	601
	What Does It Take to Foster a Positive Practice Environment?	607
	Le Fort I Osteotomy Has an Impact on the Nasopharyngeal Airway	609
	TADs - Proper Miniscrew Placement Critical to Success
	Spontaneous Mandibular Widening Occurs With Rapid Palatal Expansion Tx	621
	Patients With Poor Oral Hygiene Have Increased Likelihood of Missing Appointments	629
	SARME Results in Enlargement of Pharyngeal Airway	635
	Stainless Steel Miniscrews Studied as Titanium Alternative	647
	Genetic Makeup May Predispose to TMD Pain	657
	Demineralization Significantly Weakens Bracket SBS	659
	Cognitive Function of Children Affected by Sleep Apnea	667
	Avoiding Canine Substitution Due to Esthetic Concerns Is No Longer Valid	701
	Vibratory Stimuli With Electric Toothbrush Enhances Canine Tooth Movement	711
	Mechanical Stability of Miniscrews Unaffected by Timing of Loading	719
	Limited Treatment System Can Effectively Intrude a Maxillary First Molar	727
	Piezocision Enhances Canine Distalization	733
	Fixed Appliances More Cost-Effective for Anterior Crossbites	741
	What Is the Average Tx Time for Fixed Orthodontic Appliances?	747
	Much of the Retention Strategy We Utilize in Practice Unsupported by Strong Evidence	759

날짜	제 목	Page	Dictation
3/4 (개강)	Don’t Let Bad Attitudes Destroy Team Morale		임승원
	Is TAD Stability Affected by Length?	1
	Canine Substitution Considered Gold Standard for Cleft Lip & Palate	7
	Low-Level Laser Therapy Not Helpful for Reducing TMD Pain	17
3/11	Clear Elastomeric Module Staining by Specific Beverages Compromises Esthetics	27	기연주
	Class I & II Girls Have Similar Growth Patterns	33
	Secular Trends Found in Historical Longitudinal Growth Studies	41
	Does RME Improve Bedwetting?	49
3/18	Manufacturers Don’t Disclose MRI Compatibility With Their Appliances, Wires	57	Zhang Fan
	PT Shows Good Short-Term Success for OSA	73
	No Consensus on Approaches for Diagnosis, Management of ICR	81
	Greatest Risk of Theft of Practice Assets Comes From Your Own Staff	89
3/25	New Embedded Microsensors Objectively Assess Appliance Wear Time	91	김지권
	Significant Differences in TAD Fracture Rates	99
	Esthetic Differences Between Open vs Closed Technique In Palatally Displaced Canines?	107
	Should We Remove Orthodontic Appliances Prior to MRI Scans?	117
4/1	Guest Presentation - Consider Accuracy, Expense, Usability When Buying Intraoral Scanner		Hussein Aljawad
	Patient-Specific Factors Determine Which Appliance Is Best for Crossbite Correction	123
	Treatment of Maxillary Impacted Central Incisors Has High Success Rate	129
	Differences Found in Psychological Traits Between Lingual, Labial Orthodontic Patients	137
4/8	Extension Arm, Additional Lingual Force Keys to Molar Protraction	143	이규형
	Do Dental Electrical Devices Interfere With Cardiac Pacemakers or Defibrillators?	149
	Orthodontic Bonding Composites Tested for Safety	157
	Clinical Examination Provides Poor OSA Diagnosis	163
4/15	Does Autotransplantation Have an Advantage Over Implant Placement?	171	문지아
	Body Size Not Critical Factor in Young Adults’ Appraisal of Dentists	179
	Brushing, Fluoride Mouthwash Similar to CPP-ACP Varnish in Caries Prevention	185
	Polishing Enamel After Bracket Removal – Aluminum Oxide Discs or Carbide Burs?	191
5/6	How Do SARPE, LeFort Osteotomy Maxillary Expansion Compare?	197	기연주
	Orthognathic Treatment Improves Function of Mastication	207
	Manage Your Office Team So That Your Practice Runs Smoother	213
	Both Removable, Fixed Tx Approach to Anterior Crossbite Correction Effective	215
5/13	Apply Laws of Static Equilibrium to Save Time, Money		Sun Lijun
	Lack of Molar Occlusion Does Not Increase Risk of Developing TMD Pain	223
	Checklists Can Significantly Reduce Surgical AEs	235
	Facial Form, Molar Occlusion Influence Space Loss in Sites of Missing First Primary Molars	245
5/20	Improved Sleep Habits, Muscle Relaxation Ineffective at Reducing Bruxism	251	문윤경
	Xylitol Gum Can Significantly Reduce Incidence of MS in Young Children	259
	Bone-Borne Expanders Produce Greater Orthopedic Effects in Adolescents	269
	Patient Age, Field of View Size Impact Re-Exposure in CBCT Imaging	279
6/3	Pizza Significantly Contributes to Increased Obesity Among U.S. Children, Adolescents	287	김지권
	Are Orthodontic Ads Supported by Evidence?	297
	Timely Deciduous Tooth Extraction Promotes Eruption of Impacted Canines	303
	Malocclusion Predictor of Need for Orthodontic Tx in Permanent Dentition	313
6/17 (종강)	CBCT Detects High Prevalence of Second Molar Resorption From Third Molars	321	임승원
	Maxillomandibular Advancement Surgery Works Well for All Levels of OSA	329
	Checklists Are an Easy Way to Reduce Problems in Your Office	335
	Surgical Treatment for ClassⅢ Patients-Which Procedure Do They Prefer?	337
7/1	Corticotomies Accelerate Tooth Movement for Limited Times		전준보
	Cephalometric Films in Diagnosis, Treatment Planning	345
	No Longer Necessary to Use Palatal Injection to Extract Maxillary Teeth Under Local Anesthesia	351
	Bone Density Found to Be Associated With Efficiency of Molar Intrusion	357
7/8	Giving a Second Opinion in Orthodontics	365	박하연
	Water Fluoridation May Prevent Approximately Half of Hospitalizations for Odontogenic Infections	367
	Meta-Analysis Concludes Aspirin Should Not Be Stopped for Tooth Extractions	373
	Final Anterior Inclinations Between Bracket Prescription Measured	383
7/15	Extractions Do Not Adversely Impact Esthetics of Soft Tissue Facial Profile Over Time	389	기연주
	No Benefit Provided From Antibiotics for Third Molar Extractions	397
	Stability of Le Fort I Maxillary Inferior Repositioning Surgery Assessed	403
	Dental Pulp Cells Have the Potential to Regenearte Facial Nerves	409
7/22	Airway Volume Unaffected by Extraction in Majority of Patients	419	김현희
	Effect of Mouthwashes on Cariogenic Biofilm	431
	Root Resorption Is Related to Higher Orthodontic Force Levels, Extended Treatment	443
	SARPE Complications Are Rare, Can Be Significant	461
	Common Denominators of a Good Face
	Long-Term Relapse After BSSO With vs Without Genioplasty	469
	Patients Are Expecting More From Their Orthodontic Treatment	475
	BJA Equally Effective as TBA for Class Ⅱ Treatment	481
	Supplemental Vibrational Force During Orthodontic Alignment Tested	489
	Promising Technique May Improve Postop Facial Esthetics	497
	Exercise Training Increases Tongue, Lip Strength	507
	Choosing the Right Retention Protocol	515
	Should You Add an Additional Office to Your Practice?	523
	Do Oral Appliances for OSA Improve Levels of Daytime Sleepiness?	525
	Effect of Proclining Mandibular Incisors Prior to Class Ⅲ Surgery	533
	Is There an Easy Way to Avoid a Ridge Graft?	541
	Perhaps One Size Does Not Fit All for Treating OSA	553
	Treatment Outcomes of Lingual, Labial Treatments Compared	561
	Clues as to Which Pts Will Seek Orthodontic Treatment	569
	Do Malocclusions Negatively Affect QOL In Children?	577

풀어봅시다!!!

2016년 03월 11일 QUIZ

문제 1:Choose the answer.

Researchers from Sweden and Iraq conducted a study about the effect of RME on nocturnal enuresis. Two to three months after the expansion, there were significant improvements in the breathing function and a (increase, decrease) in the plasma osmolality.

2016년 03월 18일 QUIZ

문제 1:Dentists have much invested in their practices. They need to protect their practices from fraud and noncompliance. Mr. Kerr provided 4 components for how to reduce the risk of fraud and theft in the practice.

(1) Control environment: ( ) is important for successful implementation of internal framework.

(2) ( ): Cost-benefit evaluation helps decide the extent of monitoring and control activities required..

(3) Control activities

(4) ( )

2016년 03월 25일 QUIZ

* Choose True or False.
Researchers from France investigated the artifacts of various types of fixed orthodontic appliances on MRI scans of the head and neck region.

문제 1:During MRI imaging, stainless steel brackets caused extensive artifacts.(T/F)

문제 2:Ceramic brackets with metal slots did not cause artifacts beyond the oral cavity. (T/F)

2016년 05월 13일 QUIZ

문제 1:Modern vs Fundamental Approaches to Mechanics

· Importance of fundamental concept

- Like football, basketball and many other sports, (fundamentals) do not change with time.

- Cue ball concept: predictable responses based on the point of force application.

- Any free body such as a cue ball, we use the term ‘center of mass’, whereas an attached body the term ‘(center of resistance)’ is applied.

문제 2:Static equilibrium

- The forces and (moments) required for specific types of tooth movements such as intrusion, cross bite correction.

- The use of TADs.

- Canted occlusal plane

When rectangular wire is utilized for the purpose of correcting a crossbite, the twist applied to produce the desirable amounts of crossbite correction too often results in the orthodontist concentrating on a rotational direction of the moment without the awareness that forces involved in producing the corrective moment are (vertical).

It requires two vertical forces to twist this wire and place it into the bracket or tube.

These two forces are referred to as (activational) forces and, once fully inserted, result in (deactivational) forces.

Sometimes these forces are equal and opposite thus resulting in a (pure) moment, when such is the case and equal and opposite moment exist elsewhere with no resulting vertical forces.

However, sometimes the deactivational forces are (unequal), thus resulting in a moment and a force. Static equilibrium requires equal and opposite forces in the same plane of space as their sum must always be (zero).

A simple way to visualize this problem is to engage the rectangular wire into the bracket or tube and while they are still in the passive stage you will note the portion of the wire outside the bracket or tube will lie either gingivally or occlusally on the opposite side.

The longer the moments are permitted to act, the greater the opportunity for canting of the occlusal plane.

Horizontal forces utilizing a round wire can be used for crossbite correction rather than vertical. Twist will no longer be utilized, as is the case with rectangular wire. However, a full appliance must not be in use at the time as bends, not twist, will be activated to produce the moments. Since moments are produced as the result of a force times perpendicular distance to the center of resistance, a horizontal force acting to a tubular bracket will generally lie at a greater distance from the center of resistance than the same force applied vertically to the same tube or bracket.

Equal and opposite forces never again will present the canted occlusal plane problems regardless of duration or age of the patient. However, it is absolutely essential that the activations involved take place prior to placing a complete appliance. If a canted occlusal plane is already present in a full appliance, you may simply place an (overlay) rectangular wire into a removable rectangular tube located on the main arch wire, and then twist the wire in a direction so that the vertical forces created will not be apparent. In other words, if we know that direction of vertical force is causing canted occlusal planes, we simply reverse the direction of these vertical forces to correct the occlusal plane.

None of it is to imply that using TAD is wrong, but simply to point out that fundamentals do not disappear with time, and can save both the patient and the operator money and time.

- Smile curve

Since a smile curve is a function of the occlusal plane, frequently we may have achieved a beautiful curve accidentally. If you simply take a set of plaster models, and outline the upper incisor edges with a red pen, you can rotate the models upward and downward and quite see the effect on the smile curve.

There are enormous areas that could be discussed regarding fundamentals that could eliminate so many unnecessary treatments being done today. Briefly, let me just mention a few. When cusps are finely into a nice Class I relationship during orthodontic treatment, generalized spacing of the anterior teeth can frequently be eliminated by simply diverging the root of incisors, as the increases the mesio-distal requirements. The prescription appliances cannot do this as the wire-bracket analysis will show you that you cannot obtain pure moments on the four incisors where they continue its arch. However, with such a connecting only at the center of incisors, any bypass connecting the lateral incisors, true moments can easily be accomplished. This same approach can be used to eliminate (diastema) without performing frenectomies or circumferential fibrotomies.

·문제 3:Partial appliance

A partial appliance, when fully understood, will do many things that were considered impossible. Many midlines can be corrected by molar rotation only. Normally positioned teeth are permitted to remain in the (neutral zone), which means that maloccluded teeth must be treated to the normally positioned teeth. The neutral zone involved a normal functional occlusion with all the forces in balance. As a result of developing a great level of appreciation for the force system that can be developed by partial appliances, I have for many years removed arch wires in 100 percent of my cases for a minimum period of six weeks.

Obviously, there were always those cases where teeth cannot be placed into the neutral zone. But, it seems totally illogical to prevent teeth from enjoying the opportunity for its (stability). There are so much more to be said regarding the appreciation for fundamentals that do not change with time.

In 53 years of practice, I have never used a crossbite elastics, a TPA or a lingual arch. Please do not interpret this statement to mean they should not be used, but a fundamental fact, if applied, can help you avoid of the many of the expensive appliances being promoted today while, at the same time, requiring the patient to simply keep your appointments and brush your teeth.

I consider orthodontist to have been a God-given-vocation. We all know the saying if you love what you are doing, you will never work a day in your life. Enhance your vocation in orthodontics by asking yourselves “(Why )”.

2016년 06월 03일 QUIZ

* Choose the right answer

문제 1:According to timely deciduous tooth extraction promotes eruption of impacted canines by Naoumova J et al.,

(1)Significantly more spontaneous eruptions of the palatal displaced canines (PDCs) were seen in the (control group / extraction group) than in the (control group / extraction group), with rates of 69 and 39 per cent.

(2) In the extraction group, the changes in the distances of the canine cusp-tip were larger during (first 6 months / last 6 months).

(3) There were (no significant / significant) differences in resorption of adjacent teeth between the groups.

2016년 07월 01일 QUIZ

문제 1

(1) Corticotomy in to the bone produced the ( ) which increases tooth movement.

(2) In orthodontics, a corticotomy appears to increase tooth movement rates by approximately ( )-fold.

(3) The RAP effect on tooth movement depends on the extent of injury; the greater the injury, the (less / greater) the tooth movement.

문제 2:According to assessment molar intrusion efficiency and bone density in patients with different vertical facial morphology by Ding WH et al.,

(1) average bone density around the maxillary first molars was (higher / lower) in hyperdivergent patients than in hypodivergent patients.

(2) In the hyperdivergent group, molar intrusion was more efficient and associated with a greater (decrease / increase) in bone density over the course of treatment.

2016년 07월 08일 QUIZ

문제 1:According to water fluoridation effect by Klivitsky A et al.,

(1) Water fluoridation is most effective in reducing hospitalizations due to dental infections in (lower / higher) socioeconomic communities.

(2) There is (significant / no significant) difference in length of hospitalizations when the optimally and nonoptimally fluoridated communities are compared.

문제 2:According to meta analysis about aspirin therapy by Zhao B et al., authors recommend that long-term aspirin therapy (be / not be) stopped before tooth extraction.

2016년 09월 23일 QUIZ

문제 1:Choose the answer.

In the study about the relation between gingival recession and post-treatment proclination of mandibular incisors, researchers found that proclination of mandibular incisors during orthodontic treatment (increased, did not increase) the risk of gingival recession.

2016년 09월 30일 QUIZ

문제 1:Choose the answer.

Herbst appliance is the most commonly used appliance for Class II treatment in USA. However, ( A ) of the lower incisors and ( B ) can be undesired side effects. While Emil Herbst first developed the appliance in 1909,

( C ) reintroduced Herbst treatment into modern orthodontics.

Labial flaring, lingual tipping, intrusion, breakage of appliance, patient compliance, Angle, Pancherz, Andersen

2016년 10월 14일 QUIZ

문제 1:Choose the answer.

In the Dr. Levin’s column, he suggests that it is important to establish the ( ) of the appointment with patients to reduce the number of broken appointment in the practice.

한 주에 한 명의 대학원생이 그 주에 공부하게 되는 논문 내용 중 한가지를 선택하여 tape를 dictation해온 내용을 함께 모여 공부하는 시간입니다. 영어 청취력 향상과 함께 presentation 기법을 배울 수 있는 좋은 기회라고 생각합니다. Dictation된 글은 임회정 교수님께서 확인 수정합니다.

2016년 03월 11일	발표자 : 임승원 주 제 : Clear Elastomeric Modules Staining by Specific Beverages Compromises Esthetics
2016년 03월 18일	발표자 : Zhang Fan 주 제 : PT Shows Good Short-Team Success for OSA
2016년 03월 25일	발표자 : 김지권 주 제 : New Embedded Microsensors Objectively Assess Appliance Wear Time
2016년 04월 01일	발표자 : Hussein Al-Jawad 주 제 :Patient-Specific Factors Determine Which Appliance Is Best for Crossbite Correction
2016년 04월 08일	발표자 : 이규형 주 제 : Clinical Examination Provides Poor OSA Diagnosis
2016년 04월 15일	발표자 : 문지아 주 제 : Body Size Not Critical Factor in Young Adults' Appraisal of Dentists
2016년 05월 06일	발표자 : How do SARPE and LeFort Osteotomy Maxillary Expansion Compare 주 제 : 기연주
2016년 05월 13일	발표자 : Lack of Molar Occlusion Does Not Increase Risk of Developing TMD Pain 주 제 : Sun Lijun
2016년 05월 20일	발표자 : Improved Sleep Habits, Muscle Relaxation Ineffective at Reducing Bruxism 주 제 : 문윤경
2016년 06월 03일	발표자 :Timely Deciduous Tooth Extraction Promotes Eruption of Impacted Canines 주 제 : 김지권
2016년 07월 01일	발표자 : Bone Density Found to Be Associated With Efficiency of Molar Intrusion 주 제 : 전준보
2016년 07월 08일	발표자 : Water Fluoridation May Prevent Approximately Half of Hospitalizations for Odontogenic Infections 주 제 : 박하연
2016년 07월 15일	발표자 : Extractions Do Not Adversely Impact Esthetics of Soft Tissue Facial Profile Over Time 주 제 : 기연주
2016년 07월 22일	발표자 : Airway Volume Unaffected by Extraction in Majority of Patients 주 제 : 김현희
2016년 09월 23일	발표자 : Not All Thermoform Material Fit the same 주 제 : 기연주
2016년 09월 30일	발표자 : Miniscrews Offer Little Advantage to Herbst Treatment 주 제 : 문지아
2016년 10월 14일	발표자 : Sleep Bruxism Episodes Linked to Transient Hypoxia 주 제 : 김지권
2016년 10월 23일	발표자 : Impacted Canines Associated With Reduced Ridge Dimensions 주 제 : 이규형
2016년 11월 04일	발표자 : Infant Orthopedic Treatment Does Not Improve Maxillary Arch Dimensions 주 제 : 전준보