It is common for postural problems to be diagnosed and treated from any specialty related to general orthopedics, but very distant from Stomatology, especially dentomaxillofacial orthopedics. Ignoring the fact that the strong association between occlusal problems and body posture has been tactically demonstrated, which goes beyond mere clinical impressions and subjective convictions. That is why we find ourselves with patients who, after palliative treatments and physiotherapy, cannot recover; by dismissing malocclusion as cause or effect. The subject has set a trend in the academic field, arousing a lot of interest, but there is much to be done. The segmented approach to the human body and specialties still persists. Despite the efforts, there is still some confusion due to the great diversity of protocols that are not fully agreed upon and methodological errors. The epicenter of our actions is the patient and we owe ourselves to them, therefore a diagnostic-therapeutic Alliance is essential for the restoration of the Occluso-postural balance. But it is not only desirable, but also vital that an innovative cooperation strategy be implemented between disciplines related to general and dentomaxillofacial orthopedics,¸that adapts to their needs, with a more open, pragmatic and holistic vision, that breaks with this behavior segmented

Introduction: One of the most impressive orthopedic procedures is the transverse separation of the maxilla, through the rapid palatal disjunction (RMD). Effective alternative routinely used in the correction of transverse skeletal deficiency in the upper jaw, but it has been showing results that exceed the framework of Orthopedics and Orthodontics. This has recently motivated interesting renovations for the development of Orthodontics, so our Objective is to determine how rapid palatal disjunction constitutes a solution beyond dentomacilofacial Orthopedics. Material and methods: A search was carried out in 8 electronic databases of the systems (MEDLINE, PubMed, Hinari Cochrane, PubMed, SciELO, Scopus and Google Scholar). The articles reviewed were 59 articles, of which 25 were selected for the investigation. Most relevant results. These studies reflect that it constitutes an effective therapeutic procedure, which facilitates the rapid increase in arch length to alleviate posterior inverted occlusions, without adverse effects on the facial profile and, therefore, the correction of disharmonies in the transverse plane is achieved. .The secondary effects that provide the general well-being of the patient are also described. Thus showing the need to be analyzed from a more comprehensive approach. Conclusions: The ERM is a solution that goes beyond maxillary, dental, deeper cranial structure changes, soft tissues, airways, and cervical posture, but also improves the patient's quality of life (compared to sleep apnea, snoring, auditory function, nocturnal enuresis, atypical absences, tiredness, posture, behavior and even intelligence quotient ( IQ)).

Introduction:In daily health care practice, it has been observed that there is a notable difference in the age at which the teeth erupt in patients, who do not comply with the established canons. This has sparked interest in the subject. Objective: to determine the changes in the order and chronology of the outbreak in the primary dentition at a national and international level.Material and Methods: A search was carried out in 8 electronic databases of the systems (MEDLINE, PubMed, Hinari Cochrane, PubMed, SciELO, Scopus and Google Scholar). The articles reviewed were 59 articles of which 18 were selected for research. Most relevant results:After the search, we found that the topic in general has been little addressed in primary dentition. Despite this, investigations were found in India, China, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. In Latin America, research that makes it possible to demonstrate ethnic differences in the eruption process is even scarcer. Conclusions:With the passage of time, the trend is towards an advancement in the chronology of dental outbreaks at the global and national level, so they do not conform to the established canons; In addition, there are greater modifications in the chronology than in the eruption sequence. There are ethnic differences in the eruption process, conditioned by the fact that each individual and each population have their own characteristics. This is the reason why some countries have established the chronology and sequence of the outbreak typical of their child population.