Functional orthodontics. Autotransplantation. Result retention

– Preventive orthodontics: principles and benefits

– The principle of growth modification: devices and recommendations

– Diagnosis and prognosis of treatment

– Methods of limiting the vertical growth of the upper jaw

– Elastic traction: indications and contraindications

– Reduction of the upper jaw: methods and principles of treatment

– Hypercorrection: prevention of relapse

– Creating space for teeth: principles and techniques

– The deficit of the middle third of the face: tactics and principles of treatment

– Sequential tooth extraction: сlinical tips

– Devices for combating bad habits: advantages and disadvantages

– Preparation of the alveolar ridge for implant placement.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Evidence-based approach to treatment using functional appliance

– The degree of extension of the lower jaw: influence on the result and duration of treatment

– Methods of extending the lower jaw: indications

– The mechanism of provoking growth: biological and histological aspects

– Ihh protein: role in mandibular development

– Herbst appliance: biomechanical aspects of operation, structure and indications

– Degree of Ihh release: depending on the method of mandibular extension

– Optimal values of the lower jaw extension

– Manufacturing and stocking of the Herbst appliance: recommendations

– Re-activation of the Herbst appliance: methodology.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Methods of class 2 Malocclusion     

– Biological aspects of functional devices in adults

– The role of mechanical stress in the development of the lower jaw

– Growth modification in adult patients

– Age limit for treatment with functional appliance for adults

– Herbst appliance and surgical treatment: comparison

– Bracket systems in pathology of class 2 Malocclusion: features, recommendations, sequence of actions

– Treatment due to dental alveolar changes: methodology

– Tips, mini implants in the treatment of adults: indications and methods.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Class 3 Malocclusion: difficulties in treatment and optimal timing

– Planning tactics and treatment features in:

- Prognathies of mandible 

- Reduction of the middle third of the face 

- The combined type of class 3.

– Diagnostic criteria for false class 3

– Principles of the growth of maxilla and mandible: factors of the formation inconsistency 

– Early orthodontic treatment: indications and benefits 

– Correction of pseudo class 3: the choice of equipment

– Camouflage treatment: indications, methods, advantages.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Gingival margin and orthodontic treatment

– Methods of prevention of gingival recessions

– Moving the dystopian canine to the position of the central incisor

– Lingual root torque: the importance of closing loops in the development of recession

– Orthodontic intrusion and stimulation of bone tissue growth

– Tactics and management of patients with horizontal bone loss

– Application of Emdogain: advantages 

– Bone graft in combination with periodontal surgery

– The technique of intrusion of a group of teeth

– The nature of newly formed bone tissue when using bone graft

– Principles of forming a new attachment.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Horizontal retention of the second and third molars: tactics and step-by-step protocol

– The theory of reciprocal induction: the main provisions 

– Bimaxillary protrusion: treatment protocol with tooth extraction and autotransplantation

– Tooth transposition: step-by-step treatment protocol and clinical peculiarities

– Facial asymmetry due to the shift of the lower jaw: principles of treatment

– Interapproximal reduction of enamel: indications

– Application of palatal root torque: rules and methodology 

– The technique of bending the closing loop: demonstration

– Disclosure of an impacted canine: clinical tips.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Retention planning: steps and recommendations

– Rotation of teeth: terms of application of retainers

– Relapse tendencies: removable or non-removable devices

– The role of soft tissues in the development of relapse

– Factors of dental stability:

- Occlusion

- Proximal contacts

- Fissure-tubercle contacts.

– Rotation of the lower jaw

– Differences in retention in men and women

– Prevention of relapse: basic principles

– High risk of relapse: main criteria

– Fibrotomy: indications and methods

– Vertical incisor disocclusion: features of retention

– Dental alveolar incisor disocclusion: types of retention

– Retainer design

– Features of retention during the growth period

– RAATS: methodology and indications

– Features of retention in growth modification.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.

– Root resorption factors: biological aspects

– Prevention of resorption

– Classification of resorption by Malmgren

– Risk of resorption in treatment with and without tooth extraction

– Signs of root resorption

– Documentation and informed consent

– Methods of moving teeth with the risk of resorption

– The moment of force: the role in the development of resorption

– Arc bending technique

– Invisalign: Treatment for resorption risks.

Recommended for: Orthodontists.