Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz
Language: English | VTT | Size: 1.70 GB | Duration: 3 section | 6 lectures | (3h 36m)
What you'll learn

Space Gaining Procedures
Extraction versus Nonextraction
Treatment of Class I Malocclusions
Diagnosis of vertical discrepancies
Deep bite - types and treatment options
Open bite - types and treatment options

Requirements
Interested in becoming an orthodontic specialist
Description
This course will take you from zero to hero of the following orthodontic topics: Orthodontic treatment in the early permanent dentition and Development of a vertical problem.

Here are the main headlines that this course covers:

Orthodontic treatment in the early permanent dentition.

1.Space Gaining Procedures

1.1 Extraction as a Method to Gain Space

1.2 Extraction versus Nonextraction Controversy

1.3 Extraction Choice

1.4 Interproximal Enamel Reduction

Indications and Contraindications

Steps Involved in Interproximal Reduction

Techniques for Enamel Reduction

1.5 Derotation of Posterior Teeth

1.6 Uprighting of Tilted Posterior Teeth

1.7 Proclination of Anterior Teeth

1.8 Arch Expansion

1.9 Molar Distalization

Upper Molar Position

Influence of Second Molar on Molar Distalization

Indications and Contraindications

Complications of Molar Distalization

2.Treatment of Class I Malocclusions

2.1 Arch Length Deficiency

2.2 Expansion

2.3 Extractions

2.4 Treatment Sequence for Class I Malocclusion Correction

Alignment

Correction of crossbites

Alignment of impacted tooth

Closure of diastema or anterior spacing

Leveling

Space closure

Detailing and final settling followed by retention.

Development of a vertical problem

1. Diagnosis of vertical discrepancies

1.1 Long face patients

1.2 Short face patients

1.3 Cephalometric characteristics

1.4 Vertical Class II type

1.5 Treatment planning

2. Deep bite

2.1 Types of deep bite.

2.2 Possible treatment options to open a deep bite

Anterior bite plane

Anterior bite plane with intermaxillary elastics

Bite ramps

Individual bypass

Incisal bracket bonding.

Intrusion bend

Tip back

Use of a reverse curve

Utility Arch

CIA (Connecticut Intrusion Arch)

Intrusive arch with loops

Headgear

3. Open bite

3.1 Etiology

Local Factors

General Factors

3.2 Types of open bite

3.3 Clinical characteristics

3.4 Treatment Options

In block extrusion bend

Second order or individual extrusion bend

Reverse curve

Individual bypass

In block bypass

Inverted tip back

Posterior bite block

Posterior intrusion block with TMA wire

High Pull Headgear

TPA or Chromosome arch with acrylic button

Intermaxillary elastics

Bracket bonding closer to the gingival margin

Maxillary surgery

Glossectomy

Who this course is for:
General dentists and post-graduate students
Dental students