Achieve centric occlusion with long term stability
The key step in becoming an orthodontist is understanding what the 6 keys of normal occlusion are. in turn, you’ll understand the classification, etiology, and diagnosis of Malocclusion and why this specific condition is very common. Learn some of the critical diagnostic techniques such as clinical, cast, and cephalometric analysis and gain in-depth insights on important topics such as Biomechanics, Anchorage, and methods of gaining space. A good dentist knows his tools well, hence this bundle offers lectures on Orthodontic appliances, instruments, and materials. Get access to this bundle now to figure out your treatment options for the different classes, and much more.
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What Will I Learn?
You will learn: -The definition of occlusion. -The 6 keys of occlusion in full details. -The different classes of malocclusion. -The etiology of malocclusion. -The local and general etiological factors. -Clinical application. -The whole history of cephalometry. -The importance of cephalometry in orthodontic treatment. -All landmarks of cephalometry. -How to analyse cephalometry. -The cast analysis in different ways by: Arch length analysis Ashly how analysis Interference of Ashly analysis Pont's analysis Nance analysis How to analyse the case according to: -The clinical examinations of the case. -The diagnosis records. -The definition of biomechanics -The importance of centric relation in orthodontic treatment. -The duration of teeth movement and force. -The changes of tissue during teeth movement. -All the orthodontic instruments like (Bands- wires- ties- brackets-separators) -Different ways for gaining space like .Extraction .Interproximal stripping .Arch Expansion .Fixed RME Appliance .Distalization .Growth -All the types of anchorage. -Factors that determine the types of anchorage. -All the types of orthodontic appliances. -Full details of each type. -How to manage and treat a class I case. -All scenarios for treatment (Permanent and mixed dentition) -How to manage and treat a class II case. -All scenarios for treatment (Permanent and mixed dentition) How to manage and treat a class III case. -All scenarios for treatment (Permanent and mixed dentition) -How to finish your orthodontic treatment after 1-The adjustment of individual teeth. 2-Root Paralleling 3-Correction of vertical incisors relationships 4-Open bite and deep bite 5-Midline Discrepancies. -How to make proper retention to prevent relapse. -The importance of retention. -Retention in Class II Treatment -Retention after deep bite -Retention after anterior open bite -Timing of retention -Types of retainers
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- Lecture 1.1 1.0 Clinical Analysis
- Lecture 1.2 2.0 Clinical examination
- Lecture 1.3 3.0 Diagnostic Records
- Lecture 1.4 4.0 Case Presentation
- Lecture 2.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 2.2 2.0 Arch length analysis
- Lecture 2.3 3.0 Ashly how analysis
- Lecture 2.4 4.0 Interference of ashly analysis
- Lecture 2.5 5.0 Pont's analysis
- Lecture 2.6 6.0 Nance analysis
- Lecture 2.7 7.0 Cast Analysis Workshop
- Lecture 3.1 1.0 History of Cephalometric
- Lecture 3.2 2.0 Importance of Cephalometric in Orthodontics
- Lecture 3.3 3.0 Cephalometric landmarks
- Lecture 3.4 4.0 Cephalometric analysis
- Lecture 3.5 5.0 Cephalometric analysis Workshop
- Lecture 4.1 1.0 Definitions
- Lecture 4.2 2.0 Moment
- Lecture 4.3 3.0 Centre of rotation
- Lecture 4.4 4.0 Orthodontic force duration
- Lecture 4.5 5.0 Tissue Changes during tooth movement
- Lecture 5.1 1.0 Separator and spearator holder
- Lecture 5.2 2.0 Orthodontic bands and band pusher
- Lecture 5.3 3.0 Brackets and Bracket positioner and holder
- Lecture 5.4 4.0 Orthodontic arch wires
- Lecture 5.5 5.0 O-ties
- Lecture 5.6 6.0 Ortho Instruments Workshop
- Lecture 6.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 6.2 2.0 Extraction
- Lecture 6.3 3.0 Interproximal stripping
- Lecture 6.4 4.0 Arch Expansion
- Lecture 6.5 5.0 Distalization
- Lecture 6.6 6.0 Growth
- Lecture 7.1 1.0 Treatment of Class II Permanent dentition
- Lecture 7.2 2.0 Treatment of class II mixed dentition
- Lecture 8.1 1.0 Treatment of Class I Permenant Dentition
- Lecture 8.2 2.0 Treatment of Class I Mixed Dentition
- Lecture 9.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 9.2 2.0 Head gear
- Lecture 9.3 3.0 Face Mask
- Lecture 9.4 4.0 Chin cup
- Lecture 10.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 10.2 2.0 Factors determine the types of anchorage
- Lecture 10.3 3.0 Types of Anchorage
- Lecture 11.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 11.2 2.0 Molar relation
- Lecture 11.3 3.0 Crown angulation
- Lecture 11.4 4.0 Crown Inclination
- Lecture 11.5 5.0 Rotation
- Lecture 11.6 6.0 Contact Area
- Lecture 11.7 7.0 Curve of Spee
- Lecture 12.1 1.0 Treatment of class III mixed dentition
- Lecture 12.2 2.0 Treatment of class III Permenant dentition
- Lecture 13.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 13.2 2.0 Why Retention is Necessary ?
- Lecture 13.3 3.0 Retention in Class II Treatment
- Lecture 13.4 4.0 Retention after deep bite
- Lecture 13.5 5.0 Retention after anterior open bite
- Lecture 13.6 6.0 Timing of retention
- Lecture 13.7 7.0 Types of retainers
- Lecture 14.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 14.2 2.0 Components of Malocclusion
- Lecture 14.3 3.0 Etiology of Malocclusion
- Lecture 14.4 4.0 General Etiologic Factors of Malocclusion
- Lecture 14.5 5.0 Local Etiologic Factors of Malocclusion
- Lecture 14.6 6.0 Clinical application
- Lecture 15.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 15.2 2.0 What to expect by the end of treatment ?
- Lecture 15.3 3.0 Adjustment of individual tooth
- Lecture 15.4 4.0 Root Paralleling
- Lecture 15.5 5.0 Correction of vertical incisors relationships
- Lecture 15.6 6.0 Midline Discurpancies
- Lecture 15.7 7.0 Special Finishing Procedures to avoid Relapse
- Lecture 16.1 1.0 Introduction
- Lecture 16.2 2.0 Class I Angle Classification
- Lecture 16.3 3.0 Class II Angle Classification
- Lecture 16.4 4.0 Class III Angle Classification
- Lecture 16.5 5.0 Validity of Angle Classification
