Malocclusion conditions are not all the same! In this course, we study the different types of malocclusion classifications. ..
In this course, we study thoroughly all you need to know about normal occlusion. We start by studying Molar relation, Crown angulation, and Crown Inclination, And we also discuss Rotation, Contact ..
To better understand how to treat malocclusion, one must develop an understanding of the etiology of malocclusion. In this course, we discuss the General Etiologic Factors of Malocclusion and the ..
Dental casts have traditionally been used for orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning. Tooth size, arch length discrepancies, over jet, and overbite are routinely measured and recorded. I ..
Orthodontic tooth movement requires a remarkably complicated cascade of molecular and cellular events to occur, to convert orthodontic forces into alveolar bone formation and resorption. In this c ..
A good orthodontist knows his materials and instruments well. In this course, you will learn about different types of materials instruments, and appliances used, which in turn will help you make c ..
The only way to relieve crowding in an arch is to create space to accommodate the actual number of teeth in the arch to their harmonious occlusion. There are many means by which and orthodontists ..
Before starting active treatment of any orthodontic case, anchorage must be planned well to get rid of the problems that might accompany the treatment procedures. This course covers the anchorage ..
An orthodontic appliance is simply a dental device that is fabricated specifically for treatment of a dental condition. There are many different types of orthodontic appliances and understanding t ..
The majority of orthodontic treatment is carried out in the late. This allows for comprehensive treatment within a finite and realistic timeframe, whilst optimizing adolescent growth and compliance ..
A variety of treatment modalities can be used to effectively to treat Class II. In this course, we study the management of malocclusion in the mixed dentition, specifically class II. ..
