Finishing in orthodontics: aesthetics in the details
249 $
available 4 days 09:10:35
Description
A course on finishing and detailing in orthodontics — a stage of treatment that will distinct your work as an orthodontist and increases your value to the patient! The lecturer is a leading specialist in the field of biomechanics in orthodontics, Dr. Kleber Meireles.
In 5 lessons, you will learn the protocols of:
– performing facial analysis and smile analysis
– positioning of brackets
– bending
– fixing braces.
Course includes next lessons:
Diagnosis and treatment planning – Facial Analysis
Kleber MeirelesDiagnosis and treatment planning – Smile Analysis
Kleber MeirelesFinishing in orthodontics: height and angulation
Kleber MeirelesBends in Orthodontics
Kleber MeirelesNeed to consult a training expert?
Lecturers (1 persons)
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Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.
Total CE credits: 6,25
Total lecture time: 5 h 53 min
Course created: 09/21/2022. OHI-S receives no commercial support for this program.
The articles:
1. Slow forced eruption of an upper central incisor: Keys to success. Kleber Meireles. 2020
2. Second order Z bend: Three cases showing simple and effective solutions. Kleber Meireles. 2021
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