INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE--BIOLOGY OF TOOTH MOVEMENT

治疗性牙齿移动是一个领域，不仅包括应有的移动 通过机械装置直接将力施加到牙齿上，固定或 可拆卸，但也是由于整形外科和外科手术。 因此，这一努力不仅包括牙周韧带 和牙槽骨，还有整个头面部骨骼和 神经肌肉系统，包括缝合和 颞下颌关节。此外，牙齿移动不能被视为一种 短期事件，虽然组织重塑活动丰富，但 作为一个由短期和长期适应性组成的过程 改变。这些长期反应还没有被很好地理解，而且是一种 治疗结果复发时的担忧来源，提示 患者寻求额外的治疗。治疗的其他后遗症包括 牙根吸收，牙周疾病，神经肌肉活动异常， 和痛苦。 这次会议的目的是召集一群演讲者，他们是 在细胞和分子方面进行积极的研究 结缔组织重塑；临床、细胞和分子方面 骨和软骨代谢；机械应力对结缔组织的影响 组织.附生细胞对机械和炎症的反应 挑战；颅面功能的神经学控制；以及神经肌肉 对颅面形态和适应性的影响。我们的目标是 综合一般生物学信息与牙齿移动相关信息 和适应，以便为开发更好的治疗方法铺平道路 程序，这之后将有令人满意的适应性反应。 听众将由大约72名演讲者和250名听众组成， 包括100名学生/住院医生。会议记录将以书的形式出版 表格由EBSCO Media制作，并将分发给所有参与者，并 世界上所有的牙科学校。

Therapeutic tooth movement is a field which includes not only movement due to direct application of forces to teeth by mechanical devices, fixed or removable, but also due to orthopedic and surgical procedures. Consequently, this endeavor encompasses not only the periodontal ligament and alveolar bone, but also the entire craniofacial skeletal and neuromuscular systems, including areas such as sutures and the temporomandibular joint. Moreover, tooth movement cannot be viewed as a short-term event, albeit rich in tissue remodeling activities, but rather as a process consisting of short-term, as well as long-term adaptive changes. These long-term reactions are not well understood, and are a source of concern when relapse of treatment results occurs, prompting patients to seek additional therapy. Other sequelae of treatment include root resorption, periodontal pathoses, abnormal neuromuscular activities, and pain. The aim of this conference is to assemble a group of speakers who are conducting active research in areas of cellular and molecular aspects of connective tissue remodeling; Clinical, cellular and molecular aspects of bone and cartilage metabolism; Effects of mechanical stress on connective tissues; Response of paradental cells to mechanical and inflammatory challenges; Neurologic control of craniofacial function; and neuromuscular effects on craniofacial morphology and adaptation. The objective is to integrate general biologic information with that related to tooth movement and adaptation, in order to pave a way for developing better therapeutic procedures, which would be followed by desirable adaptive reactions. The audience will consist of about 72 speakers, and 250 listeners, including 100 students/residents. The proceedings will be published in book form by EBSCO Media, and will be distributed to all participants, and to all dental schools in the world.