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  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. 有本 博英
  • Dr. 久保田 衛
  • Dr. 坂本 紗有見
  • Dr. 大内 仁守
  • Dr. 村上 久夫
  • Dr. 大多良 俊光
  • Dr. 安 吉祐
  • Dr. 堀内 淳
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 西山 力
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Werner Schupp
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. 有本 博英
  • Dr. 篠原 範行
  • Dr. 久保田 衛
  • Dr. 坂本 紗有見
  • Dr. 大内 仁守
  • Dr. 村上 久夫
  • Dr. 安 吉祐
  • Dr. 石井一裕
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. 菅原 準二
  • Dr. Werner Schupp
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. Francesco Garino
  • Dr. Tommaso Castroflorio
  • Dr. Kamy Malekian
  • Dr. Sabrina Huang
  • Dr. Wolfgang Boisserée
  • Dr. 有本 博英
  • Dr. 篠原 範行
  • Dr. 河村 純
  • Dr. 岡藤 範正
  • Dr. 久保田 衛
  • Dr. 坂本 紗有見
  • Dr. 村上 久夫
  • Dr. 安 吉祐
  • Dr. Louis-Charles ROISIN
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 熊谷 友理子
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Ravi Nanda
  • Dr. 菅原 準二
  • Dr. Werner Schupp
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. Francesco Garino
  • Dr. Tommaso Castroflorio
  • Dr. Kamy Malekian
  • Dr. Wolfgang Boisserée
  • Dr. David Couchat
  • Dr. Sam Daher
  • Dr. Stephen Chang
  • Dr. 有本 博英
  • Dr. 渡辺 仁資
  • Dr. 村上 久夫
  • Dr. Louis-Charles ROISIN
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Ravi Nanda
  • Dr. 菅原 準二
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. Kamy Malekian
  • Dr. David Couchat
  • Dr. Sam Daher
  • Dr. Waddah Sabouni
  • Dr. Alessandro Mario Greco
  • Dr. Ken Sirikrai
  • Dr. Chen ChengWei
  • Dr. 渡辺 仁資
  • Dr. 村上 久夫
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Ravi Nanda
  • Dr. 菅原 準二
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. Nikhilesh R Vaid
  • Dr. Peter Brawn
  • Dr. Huang Hsuan-Ju
  • Dr. 渡辺 仁資
  • Dr. 中川 正治
  • Dr. 伊藤 啓介
  • Dr. 牧野 正志
  • Dr. 横谷 浩爾 先生
  • Dr. 瓜生 和彦
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 熊谷 友理子
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Ravi Nanda
  • Dr. 山﨑 長郎
  • Dr. 甘利 佳之
  • Dr. 築山 鉄平
  • Dr. 五十嵐 祐二
  • Dr. 勝山 英明
  • Dr. 長尾 龍典
  • Dr. 荒井 昌海
  • Dr. 菅原 準二
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. 渡辺 仁資
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Ravi Nanda
  • Dr. Benedict Wilmes
  • Dr. Chris Chang
  • Dr. Werner Schupp
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. Francesco Garino
  • Dr. Tommaso Castroflorio
  • Dr. Kamy Malekian
  • Dr. Jay Bowman
  • Dr. David Couchat
  • Dr. Akim Benattia
  • Dr. 林 一夫
  • Dr. 渡辺 仁資
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Ravi Nanda
  • Dr. Benedict Wilmes
  • Dr. Ramón Mompell
  • Dr. Bjorn Ludwig
  • Dr. Soo-Jin Kim
  • Dr. Hwa Sung Chae
  • Dr. María José Viñas
  • Dr. Curro Segura
  • Dr. 山﨑 長郎
  • Dr. 大河 雅之
  • Dr. 中田 光太郎
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. 渡辺 仁資
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 熊谷 友理子
  • Dr. 趙 建鑫
  • Dr. 佐藤 洋司
  • Dr. 尾島 賢治
  • Dr. Ravi Nanda
  • Dr. Benedict Wilmes
  • Dr. Ramón Mompell
  • Dr. Bjorn Ludwig
  • Dr. 山﨑 長郎
  • Dr. 長尾 龍典
  • Dr. Yau Yi Kwong
  • Dr. Narandr Chevangkul
  • Dr. 町田 真吾
  • Dr. Ki Beom Kim
  • Dr. Peter Brawn
  • Dr. 三林 栄吾
  • Dr. 林 一夫
  • Dr. 渡辺 仁資
  • Dr. 猪狩 寛晶
  • Dr. 檀 知里
  • Dr. 熊谷 友理子
  • Dr. 趙 建鑫

Dr. Junji Sugawara Orthodontist Dr.Junji Sugawara Clinic

Abstract

The 7th Japan Academy of Aligner Orthodontics Annual Congress 2020
無呼吸症候群患者へのサージェリーファースト+アライナー矯正治療
The 5th Japan Academy of Aligner Orthodontics Annual Congress 2018
Surgery First approach meets Advanced Aligner Orthodontics
[A New Option for "Surgery First” using Skeletal Anchorage and Aligners]

Abstract: Since most of the Class III patients who underwent Surgery First (SF) show Class II open bite immediately after orthognathic surgery due to no presurgical orthodontics and occlusal interference at the molar region, the Skeletal Anchorage System (SAS) biomechanics is indispensable for distalization and intrusion of the maxillary posterior teeth, and mesialization of the mandibular posteriors during postsurgical orthodontic treatment. In addition to SAS, we are recently applying aligners to reduce treatment time of multi-bracket system in order to raise the QOL during postsurgical treatment. As the SF patients need quick three-dimensional molar movement immediately after surgery, it seems to be less beneficial to completely eliminate MBS in post-surgical orthodontics at the present time. But, there is no question about that the application of aligners to detailing and finishing is very friendly to patients.
The 4th Japan Academy of Aligner Orthodontics 2017
A New Option for "Surgery First” using Skeletal Anchorage and Aligners
Abstract: Since most of the Class III patients who underwent Surgery First (SF) show Class II open bite immediately after orthognathic surgery due to no presurgical orthodontics and occlusal interference at the molar region, the Skeletal Anchorage System (SAS) biomechanics is indispensable for distalization and intrusion of the maxillary posterior teeth, and mesialization of the mandibular posteriors during postsurgical orthodontic treatment. In addition to SAS, we are recently applying aligners to reduce treatment time of multi-bracket system in order to raise the QOL during postsurgical treatment. As the SF patients need quick three-dimensional molar movement immediately after surgery, it seems to be less beneficial to completely eliminate MBS in post-surgical orthodontics at the present time. But, there is no question about that the application of aligners to detailing and finishing is very friendly to patients.
Japan Academy of Aligner Orthodontics 2016
【Surgery First with Application of Aligners】
Conventional surgical orthodontics has had limitations in skeletal deformity patients, the most serious of them being the aggravation of anterior crossbite and prognathic profile following the decompensation of the incisors during presurgical orthodontics in Class III patients. In an attempt to avert these problems but at the same time improve the quality of conventional surgical orthodontics, we have been trying a completely different approach: surgery is carried out with no presurgical orthodontics whatsoever. This new approach, Surgery First (SF), is now possible because of the development of a skeletal anchorage system (SAS), which uses titanium miniplates as temporary anchorage devices in postsurgical orthodontic treatment, and enables the three-dimensional movements of the entire dentition in non-growing patients. In particular, since most of the Class III patients who underwent SF show Class II open bite immediately after orthognathic surgery due to no presurgical orthodontics and occlusal interference at the molar region, distalization and intrusion of posterior teeth during postsurgical orthodontic treatment should be predictably carried out with the application of SAS in a short period. In addition to SAS, we are recently applying aligners to raise the QOL during treatment and reduce treatment time of multi-bracketed system (MBS) as short as possible. Since most SF patients need quick 3D molar movement immediately after jaw surgery, it seems to be less beneficial to completely eliminate MBS in post-surgical orthodontics at the present time. But it must be more patient friendly to apply aligners for detailing and finishing. In this presentation, the up-to-date protocol of SF including the application of aligners will be discussed.

History

1973 Graduated from Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
1973-1981 Assistant Professor, Department of Orthodontics,
Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
1981-1982 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Orthodontics University of Connecticut, Farmington, CT, USA
1983-1989 Assistant Professor, Department of Orthodontics, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
1989-1991 Instructor, Department of Orthodontics, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
1991-2006 Associate Professor, Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, Graduate School of Dentistry, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
2004-Present Active member of E.H. Angle Orthodontic Society (North Atlantic component)
2005-Present Visiting Professor at Dalian Medical University, Dalian, China
2006-Present Visiting Clinical Professor at University of Connecticut, Farmington, CT, USA
2007-Present Director of SAS Orthodontic Centre, Ichiban-cho Dental Office, Sendai, Japan
2008-2010 Clinical Professor, Department of Maxillofacial Surgery, Graduate School of Dentistry, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

Dr. Junji Sugawara is currently a Director at the SAS Orthodontic Centre, Sendai Aoba Clinic, Sendai, Japan, and a Visiting Clinical Professor at the Division of Orthodontics, School of Dental Medicine, University of Connecticut, Farmington, USA. He graduated from Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan in 1973 and worked there over 30 years. He is an active member of the Edward H. Angle Society (North Atlantic Component) since 2004. The Skeletal Anchorage System (SAS) utilizing the titanium miniplates as temporary anchorage devices and Surgery First are recent key interests and he has given many lectures on these subjects in the United States, Europe, South America, Australia, Middle East and Asia. He started Surgery first with Invisalign with Smile Innovation Orthodontics team since 2015.

Visiting Clinical Professor

Division of Orthodontics
Department of Craniofacial Science
School of Dental Medicine, University of Connecticut
Farmington, CT, USA

 

Membership

  • American Association for Orthodontist
  • World Federation of Orthodontists
  • The Japanese Orthodontic Society
  • International Association of Dental Research
  • The Japanese Society for Jaw Deformities

Honors

1992- Consultant and Referee for American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics
2005 World champion lecturer representing the central and eastern Asia at 6th International Orthodontic Congress, Paris, France
2007 The 2007 BF and Helen E Dewel Research Award (American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics)
2011 The Northcroft memorial lecture at the British Orthodontic Conference

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