Module 4: Face assymetry. Extractive and non-extractive treatment. Anterior open bite

Also available in Spanish language.

- Decision-making table to guide treatment plan
- Pros and cons of extraction and non-extraction treatment
- Favorable indicators for non-extraction patients with good long-term stability
- Analysis of numerous clinical cases to demonstrate the thinking process
- Practical tips on choosing a treatment method depending on the clinical case
- Open bite, crowding, cross bite, deep bite, class II: treatment protocols
- Use of skeletal anchorage in non-extraction cases
- Elastics: lifehacks in use in difficult clinical cases
- Long-term results of treatment of cases using extraction and non-extraction methods. Result retention.

Also available in Spanish language.

- 3 major asymmeties;
- Various etiologies of skeletal and dental asymmetries;
- Functional asymmetry: etiology, diagnosis, treatment;
- Differential diagnosis of varios asymmetries;
- Suitable treatment plans based on differential diagnosis;
- Non-surgical asymmetry treatment;
- Treatment of asymmetry in children and adolescents;
- Skeletal growth: the most important factor in the asymmetry treatment;
- Asymmetric biomechanics using TADs and self-ligation systems to correct dental asymmetry;
- Long-term results of asymmetry treatment;
- Retention.

Also available in Spanish language.

- The etiology of anterior open bite;
- Treatment protocol of anterior open bite without orthognatic surgery;
- The biomechanics of buccal shelf screws(BS screws) to intrude posterior maxillary molars;
- The location of buccal shelf;
- Direct insertion of BS screws.