OVERVIEW
OrthoEvolution 2.0 is organized by OHI-S.
Total Lecture Time: 11h 28 min
Lesson 1.Management Of Adult Patients With Severe Bone Loss
– Intrusion Arch Mechanics to manage teeth that extruded due to loss of the periodontium
– Professor Rabie’s mechanics and wire design (live-demonstration of work on a typodont during a webinar)
– Regulation of differential torque control of intruded teeth
– Application of torque on TMA 17x25 rectangular wire
– Bone inductive agents will be discussed and evidence to their ability to regenerate bone, PDL and new cementum will presented.
Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Lesson 2.Clinical Management of Transpositions in Orthodontics with Emphasis on Autotransplantation
– Achieving the perfect smile with gingival contour correction
– Application of torque to ensure thickening of the attached gingiva before and during extrusion (live-demonstration during a webinar)
– Autotransplantation protocol for periodontal tissue regeneration.
Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Lesson 3.Fascination and limits of the noncompliance orthodontic TAD`s / SARA / SUS
– Mandibular Retrognatie / class II (unilateral / bilateral)
– Distalization in the upper Molars (headgear effect)
– Mesialization in the lower jaw / space closure (aplasia of the 5s)
– TMJ dysfunction (condyle repositioning effect)
– Sleep apnea therapy
– An interdisciplinary approach in the treatment of TMJ dysfunction
– "Progressive bite jumping": indications, limitations
– Retention of orthodontic treatment results.
Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Lesson 4.The orthodontic relapse etiology, prevention, management
– Introduction to orthodontic retention / relapse
– Anatomical, functional, dental, gingival and periodontal aspects
– The controversial influence of growth, TMJ, tongue, habit, dysfunction and respiratory system
– Retention aspects in diagnostics and therapy planning
– Occlusal retention criteria, accurate occlusal finishing as a stability factor
– Brackets or aligners, type and range of tooth movement in relation to Stability
– Retention protocol and stability prognosis for individual dysgnathias
– Ex versus non-Ex therapy in terms of stability
– The role of the wisdom teeth between myth and truth
– Physiological changes in the stomatognathic system (aging)
– Risk groups for retention
– Management of non-compliance patients
– Fixed and removable retention devices and retainers
– The bimaxillary "SARA retention concept"
– Digital and analog retainers
– Retention after dignathic surgery
– Retention after dental trauma
– Adjuvant and surgical retention measures
– Management of proclination of the lower incisors while class 2 treatment
– Relevant forensic and economic aspects
– Future horizons in orthodontics.
Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Note: Access to the record for 365 Day(s)
ALL OHI-S ONLINE COURSES ARE DISCOUNTS:
- 20% for residents
- 20% for students and interns
ACCREDITATION & CREDITS
Total CE credits: 11
This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA Continuing Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP).
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TARGET AUDIENCE
DentistOrthodontistsSPECIALITIES
Orthodontics
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