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A CLINICAL STUDY ON THE CHANGE OF TMJ SYMPTOMS FOLLOWING IVRO IN THE MANDIBULAR PROGNATHISM

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Abstract

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Preoperative and postoperative TMJ symptoms were observed in mandibular
prognathism of 30 patients operated on by Le Fort I osteotomy and intraoral vertical
ramus osteotomy. The alterations of TMJ symptoms were investigated and the
relationship between changes of TMJ symptoms and some cephalometric values
including occlusal plane angle, mandibular plane angle, posteior ramal height and a
degree of deviation of mandibular incisor midline to facial midline were observed. The
results are as follows.
The incidence of patient with TMJ symptoms before orthognathic surgery was 40%
and after orthognathic surgery was 20%. The most frequetly encountered symptoms in
orthognathic TMJ dysfunction patients were TMJ pain and/or clicking. After surgery
66% of the preoperative symptomatic patients reported improvement TMJ symptoms. On
the other hand 2 patients (6%) of the preoperative asymptomatic patients developed TMJ
symptoms after surgery. Preoperatively, 60% of the facial asymptomatic patients with
mandibular prognathism had TMJ symptoms. The more severe facial asymmetry was,
the higher incidence of TMJ symptoms was. The alteration of occlusal plane angle and
mandibular plane angle seems to be one of the contributing factors which make to
change TMJ symptoms in orthognathic patients. But its amount seems to be low
significance. Increase or decrease of posterior ramal height have influence on the change
of TMJ symptoms.

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TMJ symptoms; IVRO;

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