Оrthodontic preparation before prosthetics

– Adult treatment planning: goals, objectives, principles

– 3 general aspects in the treatment of an adult patient

– Management tactics of a patient with class 2 malocclusion: analysis of the initial situation and treatment protocol

– Treatment of impacted and dystopian canines: an evidence-based approach

– TADs in the area of the infra-zygomatic crest for distalization of the posterior segment

– Treatment of adult patients with a compromised condition of periodontal tissues

– Interaproximal reduction of enamel: indications, contraindications, technique

– Pathological wear: vertical correction and orthodontic difficulties

– An integrated approach in the orthodontic treatment of adults

– Gingival response to tooth movement.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– 10 key principles of diagnosis and treatment in the BOS concept

– Criteria for TADs selection for the treatment of complex cases

– Mini-Tube Appliance (MTA): indications and principle of operation

– The technique of fixing DS MTA in the oral cavity

– Simultaneous insertion of lateral teeth and alignment of the position of the front teeth: technique

– Treatment of class 2 with TADs in the BOS concept

– Treatment of class 3 with TADs in the BOS concept

– Anatomical limitations in orthodontic treatment

– Orthodontic preparation for prosthetic restoration after bone augmentation

– Selection guide of bone graft materials for the augmented corticotomy.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Key points of successful interdisciplinary cooperation

– The role of orthodontist in teamwork

– Opportunities and limits of teamwork

– Segmental orthodontics in preparation for prosthetics: design of appliances

– Arch bending: techniques and recommendations

– Ferrule effect: surgical elongation vs. orthodontic extrusion

– Principles of treatment of adult patients with worn dentition

– Orthognathic surgery vs. orthodontic camouflage and restoration

– Corticotomy: advantages and indications for use

– Protocol of orthodontic preparation for prosthetics of patients with TMJ dysfunction.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Short-term partial orthodontic treatments

– Comprehensive orthodontic treatment before prosthetics

– Orthodontic preparation of the posterior teeth for ideal restorations

– Orthodontic preparation before prosthetics in case of food impaction

– Canine reshaping treatments of missing upper lateral incisors.

– Partial secondary adentia: basic principles of treatment

– Autotransplantation of teeth with unformed roots

– Preservation of the mandibular deciduous molars: indications

– Survival of teeth after autotransplantation

– Canine remodeling: methods

– Transalveolar implantation: advantages

– Molar protraction using skeletal support: biomechanical aspects

– Treatment protocol for maxillary incisor protrusion

– Correction of lingual occlusion: technique

– Modified Holterman appliance: indications and advantages

– Sander spring in combination with skeletal anchorage: indications

– Methods of correcting crossbite in adults

– Molar protraction equipment: biomechanics

– Treatment of adults with premolar edentia: interval closure protocol

– Protocol for the treatment of impacted third molars

– An interdisciplinary approach in the rehabilitation of the oral cavity.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– ESSENCE philosophy of treatment using Invisalign®

– Protocol of treatment of open bite with aligners

– Crowding teeth: protocol for the use of aligners without tooth extraction

– Clinical hints when using aligners: limits and limitations

– Subulate lateral incisors: tactics

– The use of a diode laser to correct the gingival edge

– Multidisciplinary approach in oral cavity rehabilitation

– Control of incisor angulation: attachments

– The use of mini plates for moving and embedding teeth: pros and cons

– Methods of implantation of lateral teeth

– Open bite: aligners and orthognathic surgery

– Deficiency and excessive protrusion of the chin: tactics

– Correction of class 2 malocclusion: aligners and orthognathic surgery.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.