Conference Presenters
"A method of orthodontic treatment that maintains the jaw position achieved through orthosis."
- Dr. Tamotsu Momose
- Japan

Biography
- 1973
- Graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry, Nihon University
- 1973
- Joined Ariga Dental Clinic
- 1977
- Joined Nakajima Orthodontic Clinic
- 1979
- Specialized student in the Department of Orthodontics, Fukuoka Dental University
- 1985
- Certified by the Japanese Association of Orthodontists
- 1990
- Specialist certification by the Japanese Orthodontic Society
- 1983
- Established Momose Dental Clinic
- 1999
- Established Oji Kamiyas Orthodontic Clinic
Abstract
When performing orthodontic treatment with accompanying Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD), it is common for the jaw position achieved through orthosis to relapse if orthodontic treatment is initiated immediately after the reduction or improvement of symptoms. As a result, TMD may recur after orthodontic treatment. Therefore, in this case, we would like to present a case where orthodontic treatment was conducted while maintaining the improved jaw position achieved through orthosis, without relapse of the TMD symptoms.