Functional orthodontic treatment. Bimler`s appliance

– Bimler appliance: characteristics, types and indications

– Appliances without anchorage: characteristics and advantages

– Night appliances: principle of operation

– Optimal terms of use of the Bimler appliance

– Communication with the child: important aspects and recommendations

– Therapeutic forces: characteristics

– Limits of adaptation: determination of the individual limit

– Documentation as an important step in treatment

– Tooth extraction: indications.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Bimler appliance: characteristics, types and indications

– Appliances without anchorage: characteristics and advantages

– Night appliances: principle of operation

– Optimal terms of use of the Bimler appliance

– Communication with the child: important aspects and recommendations

– Therapeutic forces: characteristics

– Limits of adaptation: determination of the individual limit

– Documentation as an important step in treatment

– Tooth extraction: indications

– Application of the Bimler appliance in adults: differences and features

– Activating the appliance: tools and recommendations

– The structure of the Bimler appliances: the purpose of parts

– Causes of appliance breakdown and methods.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Indications for the use of type A appliance

– The structure of a standard Bimler appliance: characteristics and purpose of parts

– Benefits of Customized Design

– Models: working methods and recommendations

– Sequence of assembly of appliance

– Positioning of the appliance: basic principles

– Rules for fitting arch and springs: errors and prevention

– Acryl part: design features

– Appliance type B: differences and Indications for the use

– Interdental springs i-2 and i-3: characteristics and principles of positioning

– Retention after treatment with the Bimler appliance

– Appliance type C: indications, structure and properties.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Teleroentgenogram: purpose and functions

– Bimler`s cephalometric analysis

– Compact analysis: principle

– Skeletal structures: essential for the dentist

– Techniques for measuring bone structures

– T-TM distance and its meaning

– The concept of the norm: individual harmony

– Suborbital facial index

– Curve of Spee: characteristic and meaning

– Correlometer: functions and application method

– Correlation classification

– Assessment of the harmonious development of the skull: stress axis

– Predicting treatment outcomes

– Retention: A-Zero appliance

– Condition of soft tissues: implications for long-term results

– Nasal plane: forecast

– Indicators of probable relapse

– Reference points: position and purpose.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Mechanism and principle of working of appliance

– Individualization of appliance: advantages

– Examples of open bite treatment: recommendations

– Dependence of long-term stability on the type of face

– 1st molars extraction: indications and timing

– Spontaneous mesial drift: principles

– Contraction of the upper dental arch: the use of screws

– Impact canines: tactics

– Maxilla underdevelopment: appliance A-3-HYPO

– Lip bumper: indications for use

– The principles of oral breathing treatment

– Methods for recording the expansion of the dental arch

– Deep bite treatment: examples and recommendations.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Algorithm for making decisions when planning the design of appliance

– Marking the position of the center line

– Dental arch analysis card: advantages

– Pona index: concept and purpose

– Equipment type and variation: selection criteria

– Recommendations for closing the diastema

– Types and purpose of interdental springs

– Equiplan: structure, types and purpose

– Dental crowding: clinical guidelines

– Indications for tooth extraction: criteria and terms

– Manual activation of appliance: technique

– Activation with pliers: rules and features

– Correction of appliance: recommendations and sequence of actions

– Law of the ellipse: principles

– Correction of the vestibular arch: features

– Retention: the advantages of the A-ZERO appliance.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– The ratio of class 3: signs and characteristics

– Tandem appliance: working principle

– Muscle activity: types and effects on the speed of treatment

– Intermittent forces: properties

– Bite blocks: features and benefits

– Rules for working with the Bimler articulator

– Myofunctional exercises

– Treatment of patients with a minimum number of teeth

– Functional treatment: benefits.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Positive aspects of Interceptive orthodontic treatment

– Determining the optimal age for treatment

– The Bimler technique

– Telerentgenogram for planning preventive treatment

– Indications for 1st molars extraction

– Orthodontic treatment of patients with hard palate defects

– Treatment of cases with a large number of lost teeth

– Modified Bimler appliance

– Mandible underdevelopment

– Daily maintenance of the device.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Anatomical and physiological features of adult treatment

– Age restrictions for orthodontic treatment

– Cephalometric analysis: rules for correct evaluation

– Methods of treatment in adults:

- Deep bite

- Canine dystopia

- Pathologies in combination with TMJ diseases.

– Functional appliances in adults

– Type C appliance: indications for use

– Periodontal tissue safety

– Tooth extraction: features of appliance and treatment

– Adult patients with clefts: treatment tactics

– Treatment of patients with general somatic pathologies.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.