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Extreme in orthodontics: treatment of complex cases
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7 lessons (13h 31min)
9.25 CE Credits

English
Access to the record for 180 days or without limits with Membership
Description
Extreme in orthodontics, or how to treat complex clinical cases!
An online course in which famous lecturers will share protocols of:
– treatment of hyperdivergent Class 2
– combined use of aligners and TADs
– application of MARPE, SARPE, BAME
– surgical and orthodontic impaction treatment of premolars and canines
– orthognathic approach in complex treatment with aligners.
Incredibly effective practical solutions await you!
Lesson 1.Total arch intrusion in hyperdivergent Class 2 face: a replacement therapy for orthopedic treatment
– Difficulties faced by clinicians in the treatment of hyperdivergent Class 2 face
– Cephalometric analysis of hyperdivergent Class 2 patients
– Facial profile analysis of hyperdivergent Class 2 patients
– Facial profile vs. occlusion. Does occlusion reflect on the facial profile?
– Normodivergent, hypodivergent, and hyperdivergent facial type
– Central of resistance and arbitrary rotation of occlusal plane
– Biomechanics for treatment of patients with hyperdivergent face
– Protocols for the use of skeletal anchorage in the treatment of hyperdivergent Class 2 face
– How to diagnose vertical problem from soft tissue profile
– Total arch intrusion protocols for the treatment of hyperdivergent Class 2 face
– How to determine miniscrew positions and apply correct biomechanics
– Analysis of various clinical cases.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 2.Non-surgical Treatment Approach of Hyperdivergent Class 2 with Retroclined Incisors
– Diagnosis and treatment planning:
- Facial profile analysis
- Radiological analysis
- Treatment options analysis.
– Biomechanics behind treatment of hyperdivergent Class 2 with retroclined incisors:
- Occlusal plane rotation
- Space closure protocols when treating with extraction.
– Evaluation of the incisors position in hyperdivergent Class 2
– Total arch intrusion protocols for the treatment of hyperdivergent Class 2 cases
– Analysis of various clinical cases.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 3.Working with MARPE and BAME devices. Using tomographic transversal analysis
– Why using the transverse tomographic analysis?
– Surgical assisted rapid palatal expansion (SARPE)
– Main anatomic resistance
– Transverse tomographic diagnosis:
- Importance
- Measurements
- Features in children
- Indications.
– Midpalatal suture classification
– Maxilla expansion in adults
– MARPE device:
- History
- Types
- Work protocol.
– BAME device:
- Indications
- Digital planning
- Work protocol.
– DS expander: step-by-step work protocol
– Greater palatine artery anatomic variations
– Naso-palatine canal variations
– Clinical cases:
- Posterior crossbite
- Open bite
- Class 3
- Class 2
- Impacted canines.
Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Lesson 4.Aligners Biomechanics Rules for Complex Cases
– The 6 steps to create better Digital Ortho Plannings for Aligner
– The ideal strategy in the software
– The magnitude of force aligner therapy
– Overcorrection protocols in aligner therapy
– Diastema and space closure with aligner therapy or aligners and resto therapy
– Diastema closure tips with aligners
– Crowding treatment concept with aligners
– Interproximal reduction in aligners therapy
– Upper and lower jaw expansion biomechanics: crossbite treatment
– Extraction treatment with Aligners
– Open bite treatment protocol with aligners
– Deep bite treatment protocol with aligners
– The ideal strategy in the ClinCheck software:
- creating the force system
- attachment selection.
– Class 2 biomechanical protocols with aligners
– Class 3 biomechanical protocols with aligners
– The key factors to improve predictability
– Understanding the limits of aligners' plastic
– Step-by-step protocol for creating accurate digital planning.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, General Dentists.
Lesson 5.Skeletal Anchorage with Aligners
– Skeletal Anchorage in your Ortho Routine: indications and advantages
– The success rate of Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs)
– Ortho treatment planning guided by DSD: DSD tool within Clincheck
– DSD and TAD analysis
– The digital workflow for guided insertion of TADs
– Extra-alveolar TADs: infra-zygomatic crest (IZC) and buccal shelf (BS)
– Distalization and mesialization with TADs
– The success rate of infra-zygomatic crest miniscrews
– Step-by-step demonstration of IZC and buccal shelf TADs placement
– TADs biomechanics with Aligners
– Clinical Cases.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, General Dentists.
Lesson 6.Ortho-Orthognathic Cases with Aligners
– Decision making algorithms and treatment planning of skeletal Class 2 and Class 3
– Step-by-step protocols of digital diagnosis
– CBCT and cephalogram evaluation and analysis
– Indications for Orthognathic approach
– Clinical and biomechanical tips for orthognathic cases with aligners
– The importance of the facially driven digital planning for ortho-orthognathic cases
– Class 2 ortho-orthognathic cases. From treatment planning to postoperative evaluation
– Class 3 ortho-orthognathic cases. From treatment planning to postoperative evaluation
– Clinical cases analysis.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, General Dentists.
Lesson 7.Distalization and space closure with aligners
– Bodily movement with aligners
– Combined use of microimplants and aligners
– Installation of microimplants in the palate: indications, tools, installation features
– 2-steps distalization and mesialization protocols: TADs+aligners
– Non-extraction distalization
– Clinical tips for the use of aligners and microimplants
– Asymmetry treatment protocol
– Molar distalization with Beneslider
– Long-term results of tooth distalization using aligners
– Molar mesialization with Mesiaslider
– Using Surgical Guides to MI installation.
Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Course includes next lessons:
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Total arch intrusion in hyperdivergent Class 2 face: a replacement therapy for orthopedic treatment
Kee-Joon Lee0:01
Introduction and Objectives
3:30
Hyperdivergent Face: Definitions & Concerns
13:20
Class II Growth‑Phase Cases and Outcomes
22:46
Face vs Occlusion: Occlusal Plane Discrepancy
31:10
Soft‑Tissue Assessment and Lip Incompetence
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Non-surgical Treatment Approach of Hyperdivergent Class 2 with Retroclined Incisors
Kee-Joon Lee0:01
Case Introduction: Class II Division 2 and Soft-Tissue Analysis
9:16
Space Management: Implants vs Space Closure and Root-Movement Simulation
18:28
Treatment Mechanics: Brackets, Wire Sequence and Miniscrew Anchorage
23:14
Root-Control Methods: Burstone Spring, Lever Arms and Flat‑Twisted Wire
33:00
Total-Arch Intrusion for Gummy Smile and Missing Premolars
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Working with MARPE and BAME devices. Using tomographic transversal analysis
Armando Dias Da Silva0:01
Introduction and Lecture Outline
10:02
Transverse Diagnosis and CBCT Rationale
19:53
Case Study: Misdiagnosis and Iatrogenic Consequences
29:44
SARPE, MARPE and BAM — Options and Limitations
39:35
Anatomic Resistance to Expansion and Measurement Methods
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Aligners Biomechanics Rules for Complex Cases
Daniel Souza Pinto Ramos0:01
Course introduction and program overview
3:11
Diagnosis: ideal upper arch, airway, and function
7:16
Aligner software planning and six‑step checklist
12:02
Biomechanical limits of aligners and force saturation
18:00
Predictability, overcorrection strategy, and software workflow
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Lecturers 4
Post graduated in Orthodontics
MSc in Orthodontics
Phd Medicine (in progress)
Specialist in Orthodontics N?. 38 (OMD)
President of Portuguese Orthodontic Society
External colaborator at Faculty of Medicine/University of Oporto
President of organising committee of Faculty of Medicine/University of Oporto Orthodontic Congress
Received a postgraduate degree in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics at the University of the Duesseldorf, Germany.
In 2013 he became Professor at the Department of Orthodontics at the University of Duesseldorf. Author of more than 100 articles and textbook chapters.
Reviewer of numerous journals and has held more than 300 lectures and courses in 60 different countries all over the world. His primary interest is in the area of non-compliant and invisible orthodontic treatment strategies (TADs, lingual orthodontics and aligner).
Was awarded the First Prize of the German Orthodontic Society in 2007, the First Prize of the European Orthodontic Society in 2009, and the First Prize of the German Society for Lingual Orthodontics in 2018.
Active Member of the Angle Society (Eastern Component).
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