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Etiology and diagnosis of malocclusions. Part 1
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Etiology and diagnosis of malocclusions. Part 1
Sergio SambataroLesson is included in the next courses:
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1h 14min
1 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– The true definition of bioprogrssive science
– The aetiology of malocclusion from functional, traditional, and bioprogressive point of view
– Anatomy and physiology of the oral cavity
– Angle classification and Ricketts classifications
– Aesthetic analysis of the smile
– Understanding the importance of timing orthodontic treatment
– The Visual Treatment Objective (VTO)
– The Surgical Treatment Objective (STO)
– Occlusal plane and facial growth
– Cortical anchorage
– Robert M. Ricketts STO
– Utilizing orthognathic surgery
– Ricketts-Bjork theory
– The decompression therory of the condyle
– Clinical cases.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.
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