Treatment of asymmetries in adults and children

– CBCT-visualization and TADs: indications for use

– Critical analysis and evaluation of results in cases of treatment of asymmetry

– Biomechanical aspects of orthognathic surgery

– SAPRE concept: indications

– Protocols for the treatment of condylar hyperplasia

– Indications for orthognathic surgery

– Relapses and side effects after surgery: factors

– Protocols for the treatment of asymmetry with TADs

– Types of occlusal canting and methods of correction

– The effect of the intrusion of molars on the maxillary sinus and the inferior alveolar nerve.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Types of asymmetries, diagnosis and treatment planning

– Protocols for asymmetry treatment: translation and rotation of individual teeth

– Midline correction: biomechanics of applied forces

– Cantilevers application protocol

– Advantages of using an occlusogram

– Occlusal plane cant: causes, diagnosis, principles of treatment

– Rhythmic wire system application: protocol

– Dental intrusion using TADs: limitations and difficulties

– Asymmetries in the transversal plane: diagnosis and treatment protocols

– Methods of unilateral expansion of the jaw

– Asymmetries in the sagittal plane: tactics when choosing a treatment method

– Multi-loop edgewise arch wire technique vs straight arch technique: advantages

– MEAW mechanics in the treatment of asymmetry in the transversal plane.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Diagnostics of asymmetries in three planes of space

– Orthodontic preparation for surgical correction of asymmetries: protocol

– Planning of surgical treatment

– Orthodontic treatment after surgery

– Use of TADs in presurgical and postsurgical orthodontics

– Protocol of non-surgical treatment of gingival smile

– Team approach in the treatment of asymmetries: principles of interaction between a surgeon and an orthodontist

– Protocols for the occlusal plane cants treatment.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Diagnostics of asymmetries in three planes of space

– Orthodontic preparation for surgical correction of asymmetries: protocol

– Planning of surgical treatment

– Orthodontic treatment after surgery

– Use of TADs in presurgical and postsurgical orthodontics

– Protocol of non-surgical treatment of gingival smile

– Team approach in the treatment of asymmetries: principles of interaction between a surgeon and an orthodontist

– Protocols for the occlusal plane cants treatment

– Indications for tooth extraction

– Surgery First: Indications

– Prevention of failures and complications.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– The etiopathogenic factors of morphological and functional mandibular asymmetries

– Diagnosis and treatment of asymmetries according to age

– Protocol for the treatment of asymmetry with Gummetal

– Treatment of functional mandibular deviations secondary to dental or skeletal maxillary compression in Class 1, 2 and 3;

– The use of rapid maxillary disjunction devices (McNamara, Marco Rosa, Lantierri)

– The treatment of mandibular asymmetries, and even facial ones, combining functional appliances with fixed ones and TADs

– Treatment of facial asymmetry with orthognathic surgery

– Low friction straight arch technique in the treatment of asymmetry

– Articular fossa and mandibular branch: role in the formation of facial asymmetry

– How mandibular functional asymmetries can be corrected using simple resin planes

– Classification of facial asymmetries

– Orthognathic surgery vs functional appliances in the facial asymmetries treatment

– Difficulty of teething: tactics.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– History of orthodontics, orthodontic medical concept and orthodontics of the future

– Digital teething control

– Multi-technics of orthodontic treatment (DSQ)

– Condylar asymmetries with dentoalveolar compensation at the level of occlusion

– Asymmetric growths treated with functional dentofacial orthopedics

– The use of the Fränkel Function Regulator and other asymmetrical functional appliances in the treatment of different malocclusions

– The rational use of intermaxillary elastics to center the midline and correct dentoalveolar mandibular asymmetries

– The use of aligners in children for the treatment of functional problems of mandibular asymmetry

– 10 commandments in the treatment of asymmetry

– Teething control.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Artificial intelligence and algorithms for the use of modern aligner systems in the treatment of asymmetry

– Prediction of the ideal teeth setting: important criteria

– Control of predictable and unpredictable movements of teeth

– Staging protocol for asymmetrical distalisation

– Semi-sequential distalization 50% combined with Frog Staging retraction: protocol

– Full sequential dstalization protocol

– Sagittal jump vs asymmetrical jump

– Features of communication with a technician for the prevention of failures and complications

– Tools for extending the mandible

– Controlling the simulation of a mandibular lateral displacement.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Perfect symmetry vs acceptable asymmetry

– Evaluation and value of smile aesthetic parameters:

- incisors design

- proportion and symmetry of the central incisors

- proportion among maxillary incisors

- trema and diastema

- gingival design

- gingival exposure

- buccal corridors

- dental midline

- the occlusal plane cant

- lip fullness.

– Diagnosis of facial asymmetry

– Side effects and complications in the elimination of asymmetry

– Share clinical cases to treat facial asymmetries with:

- simple orthodontic mechanics

- advanced orthodontic mechanics – skeletal anchorage

- orthognatic surgery.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– The 10 commandments of smile aesthetics

– The occlusal plane cants: surgical and orthodontic treatment

– Step-by-step protocol of using ideal smile templates to diagnosis and treat:

- dental asymmetries

- gingival asymmetries

- buccal corridors asymmetries

- maxillary occlusal cant.

– Principles of positioning braces on teeth

– Closure of the trema and diastema.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.