module 3 - botulinum toxins in dentistry Flashcards
botulinum toxin a used as late as
late 1980’s
for
hemifacial spasm and oromandibular dystonias
first FDA approval for? when
1989 - for botulinum toxin A for strabismus (but dentistry had been using toxins for almsot 10 years)
therapeutic uses
hemifacial spasm
- frequent involuntary muscular contractions on one side of the space
oromandiublar dystonia
indication for botulinum toxin A
whack a mole phenominon
kyoto medical center
by kazuya yoshida
deals wit oromandibular dystonias
if treating one muscle - another muscle might start to reactivate
because quiet down one muscl e- may have muscle recruitement
with repeated bonta treatement - muscle that perform the same function can become dystonic
indication for botulinum toxin into the lateral pterygoid
jaw opening dystonia
jaw deviation dystonia
jaw protrusion dystonia
indication for botulinum toxin into the lateral pterygoid
jaw opening dystonia
jaw deviation dystonia
jaw protrusion dystonia
function of the lateral pterygoid
inferior
and superior head
reciprocal activatin
- closing and opening
approach into the lateral pterygoid
intra or extra oral approach
intra oral approaich
approach for lateral pterygoid and why?
intraoral
racial differences in maillary artery with lateral pterygoid
japanese
racial differences in maillary artery with lateral pterygoid
japanese vs caucasion
racial differences in maillary artery with lateral pterygoid
japanese vs caucasion
intraoral method for
depth 20-30 mm
intraoral method for
palpate inferior head
20-30 mm
intraoral method for
palpate inferior head
20-30 mm
extraoral method for the lateral pterygoid
insertion point - infratemporal fossa
angulation
- vertically to the skin over the infratepomporal
perpendicular to the skin
20-25 mm through mandibular notch
intra oral method for the medial pterygoid
usually due to the whack a mole phenominom
upper part is accessed via intraoral
extra oral method for medial pterygoid
10-15 mm
insertion point - inside the mandibular angle
angulation - parallel
sialorrhea + who likely to have this problem
indication for botulinum toxin
10-70% of people with parkinsons affected by drooling
lip asymmetry
indication fo botulinum toxin
usually affected side is not depressing
- depressor labi –> not as functional so if it was - would be pulling it down
second pic about lip assymetry
both upper and lower activation - so both injected to get the result
masseteric hypertrophy
indication for botulinum toxin
common in asains
hemifacial spasm is?
causes?
prevelance?
indication for bot a toxin use
this is a frequent, involuntary muscular contractions on one side of the face
male = female affected
more common in males older
causes - facial n injury, tumor, or no apparent etiology; often cause by blood vessel pressing on facial n at brainstem
preveleance male 114/5 per 100,000 and female 7/4 per 100,000