Ortho-Perio Approach: Treatment of Patients with Dentofacial Anomalies and Periodontal Diseases

– Orthodontics & microbiota

– Periodontal consequences of orthodontic treatments

– Differential diagnosis between gingivitis and periodontitis 

– Understand the periodontitis infectious model

– The 8 signs of periodontitis

– The 6 risk-factors of periodontitis

– Clinical implication in orthodontics.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– Diagnosis and therapeutic assessments

– Treatment plan option and subjective factors

– Borderline cases:

- localized

- localized/generalized

- generalized.

– Borderline cases: dental ankylosis in the anterior sextant

– Borderline cases: trauma in the anterior segment associated with sagittal and transverse growth deficits

– Muco-gingival reconstructive therapy in an adult borderline case

– Intra-operative Orthodontic-Parodontal Clinical Synergies

– Orthodontic-periodontal assessments before prosthetic finalization.

The participant can learn:

– The advantages of a combined orthodontic - periodontal diagnosis

– In detail the orthodontic phases and periodontal therapeutic sequences in complete synergy

– Clinical strategies to facilitate orthodontic movement and improve mucogingival problems.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– Orthodontic treatment of adult patients: limitations, risks  and patient`s expectation

– Periodontal-orthodontic sinergy:

- to facilitate and accelerate the orthodontic movement

- minimize periodontal risks

- new perspectives capable to enhance the smile aesthetics

- preserve periodontal tissue health.

– Periodontal surgical techniques selected based on different orthodontic and periodontal diagnosis and goals

– Periodontal and Orthodontic indications: advantages and / or disadvantages

– Orthodontics with skeletal anchorage and Periodontal Surgical protocols

– Anchorage selection for optimum case management without patient compliance

– Tutorial videos of some surgical procedures and Guided Mini Screws insertion.

The participant can learn:

– The advantages of a combined orthodontic - periodontal diagnosis for an optimal aesthetic assessment

– The opportunity to facilitate and accelerate the orthodontic movement

– To minimize the periodontal risk and to enhance the aesthetics  of the smile.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– The palatal canines: risks 

– The prerequisites before the periodontal exposure surgery of an impacted tooth

– Differences and indications of open and closed surgeries

– Surgeries for the upper and lower canine: the surgical decision tree

– Skeletal anchorage for canine traction

– Moving impacted teeth though and with the periodontium

– Mandibular canines: classification of Mupparapu.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– Impacted maxillary central incisor and odontoma: diagnosis and treatment planning

– Low and mid maxillary central incisors: tactics

– High maxillary central incisor: clinical case

– Impacted upper and lower premolars: treatment protocols

– Impacted 2nd lower and upper molar 

– The prerequisites before the periodontal exposure surgery of an impacted tooth

– Differences and indications of open and closed surgeries

– Surgeries and anchorage for tooth movement of the impacted tooth

– Surgical decision trees applied to the different group of impacted teeth.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– Lateral incisor ideal width determination: Bolton index

– 3D implant position

– Osseointegration and aging: clinical cases

– Orthodontics and 3D implantology: diagnosis and treatment planning

– Risks of the single implant in the anterior maxilla

– Bonded bridges: advantages and indications

– The optimal conditions for implant in the anterior maxilla

– Zirconia cantilever bonded bridge: advantages.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– To know the critical point from the periodontal point of view of complex ortho-perio treatments

– Understand how to manage treat and maintein complex ortho-perio cases

– Critical aspects in the resolution and maintenance of complex clinical cases.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– The appropriate diagnostic sequence

– The value and importance of saving the natural tooth

– The potential of the periodontal regenerative procedure

– The periodontal surgical techniques

– The operative sequence in complex cases

– Planning of ortho-perio treatment

– Protocols will be shown with the demonstration of resolution of several clinical cases of patients severely compromised by Periodontal Desease and Malocclusion, saving the natural dentition.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.

– Etiologies of gum recession: initiating factors

– Miller's classification

– Root coverage and clinical based decisions

– The decision tree for root coverage techniques:

- Coronally advanced flap (CAF) 

- Laterally sliding flap (LSF)

- Free gingival graft (FGG)

- Connective tissue graft (CTG).

– One incision technique: video demonstration

– The conditions for successful root coverage

– Determining the timing of surgery: before, during or after orthodontic treatment.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, Periodontists.