Martin vom Brocke

Martin vom Brocke
Born July 25, 1969
Solothurn, Switzerland.
Education University of Bern, Danube University Krems
Years active 19

Medical career

Profession Dentist
Specialism Orthodontics
Research Orthodontics, Cephalometric analysis

Martin vom Brocke (born July 25, 1969) is a Swiss dentist, orthodontist and book author.

Life and scientific work

Vom Brocke studied dentistry at University of Bern from 1992 to 1997, and finished his doctoral theses (Ph.D.) in 2000.[1] In 2013 he achieved a degree as Master of Science in Orthodontics at Danube University Krems (Prof. Dr. Dr. Dieter Müßig).[2] Since 2010 he does research work on the long-known problems and insufficiencies of Edward Angle's classification system of malocclusions (published in 1899), on cephalometric analysis and on related topics.

In 2015 he proposed a new dental classification system that integrates the position of the ears, the chin, the nose, the eyes, tooth sizes, the occlusion and the second dentition, the structural relations between these parameters being discribed by Riemann's ζ4 function.[3] Like Angle's system, vom Brocke's classification is primarily based on the positional relationship of the first small molar teeth (premolars).[4]

Publications

References

  1. Struction - The Harmonious Theory of Relativity. London/Berlin 2015, ISBN 978-3-9451270-4-9, p. 77
  2. Strukturiert - Wie lassen sich mit DVT orale Strukturen vergleichen?. Inspiration Un Limited, London/Berlin 2016, 130 p., ISBN 978-3-9451270-7-0
  3. Struction - The Harmonious Theory of Relativity. London/Berlin 2015, ISBN 978-3-9451270-4-9, p. 45-55
  4. Struction - The Harmonious Theory of Relativity. London/Berlin 2015, ISBN 978-3-9451270-4-9, p. 56, 74
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