OrthoEvolution 3.0

OrthoEvolution 3.0 is organized by OHI-S.

Total Lecture Time: 12 h 2 min

Description:

Lesson 1. Retention and relapse in orthodontics

– Retention of treatment results

– The dependence of the retention plan on the ongoingorthodontic treatment

– Saving space for tooth extraction (clinical case demonstration)

– The final stage of orthodontic treatment and detail in order to obtain a stable result

– Evidence-Based Open Bite Treatment Protocol

– The use of mini implants and elastics in order to obtain a table result

– Protocols to follow after maxillary expansion

– The value of excessive correction in obtaining a stable result

– Retention protocol after treatment of Class 2 by growth modifications

– Retention protocol after treatment of Class 2 with an average angle

– The protocol for retaining High Mandibular plane angle Class 2 cases.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, General dentist.

Lesson 2.Root resorption associated with orthodontic tooth movement

– Informed consent of the patient before starting orthodontic treatment (identification of risk factors for root resorption. Conversation with the patient about these factors and the consequences of orthodontic treatment)

– Biological aspects of root resorption

– Predisposing factors to root resorption:

- Factors Related to Tooth Movements

- Factors related to the shape of the roots

- Factors related to Cortical bone thickness

- Factors related to Duration of treatment

- Factors related to the degree of initial root resorption prior to starting Ortho treatment

- Factors Related to Genetic predisposition of the patient.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General Dentists.

Lesson 3. Hemimandibular hyperplasy and facial asymmetry

– Diagnostics of facial asymmetry. Facial asymmetry classification

– Differential diagnosis of pathologies that cause facial asymmetry

– 3D planning of the treatment of hemimandibular hyperplasia: conservative vs surgical

– Hemimandibular elongation: diagnosis and treatment

– Osteochondroma: aetiology, diagnosis, and treatment

– Condylar hypoplasia: aetiology, diagnosis, and treatment

– The effect of unilateral condylar hyperplasia in a growing and non growing individual

– ?he effect of condylar fracture or trauma (impact) to the joint that may affect mandibular growth

– Long-term results of treatment of h?mimandibular hyperplasia and facial asymmetry.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Functional dentists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

Lesson 4.Progressive/Idiopathic Condylar Resorption: Case Reports. Management of unsalvageable TMJ

– Normal and pathological TMJ: diagnostic criteria

– Progressive/Idiopathic Condylar Resorption

– ?he pathogenesis of TM joint degenerative disease

– ?he clinical management of TM joint arthritis

– Management of unsalvageable TMJ: autogenous and alloplastic replacement

– Alloplastic replacement of the TMJ: indications and contraindications, treatment planning, protocol operations

– Post-surgical orthodontic treatment of TMJ diseases

– Long-term results of treatment of TMJ diseases

– The role of other specialists in the treatment of TMJ diseases.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Functional dentists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

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