Orthodontic protocols by Raffaele Spena
Orthodontic protocols by Raffaele Spena
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Category: Orthodontics
Instructor(s): Raffaele Spena
Course structure: Lessons: 6 lectures | Duration: 8 hours 14 minutes
Course overview
Raffaele Spena online course consists of 6 webinars, during which you will learn:
The possibilities of the active self-ligating appliance
The rationale for alveolar corticotomy: detailed protocol
Non-extraction and extraction treatment of Class 2
The ectopic teeth: impaction, transpositions, and transmigrations.
The doctor will review the most important aspects of treatment:
Diagnostics and differential diagnostics
Step-by-step planning
Devices and methods of their use
Finishing stages of treatment.
You will learn:
Treatment methods:
Self-ligating braces
Minimally invasive surgery for orthodontics
Orthodontics with tooth extraction
Orthodontics without tooth extraction
Corticotomy
Pathologies:
Tooth impaction
Tooth transposition
General questions:
Biomechanics in orthodontics
Teeth movements
Bite:
Class II (skeletal and dental alveolar forms)
Directed regeneration:
Guided bone regeneration
Curriculum
Treatment with active self-ligating appliance
- Program:
- Straight wire technique. Short review
- The possibilities of the active SLB
- Efficiency of active self-ligating appliance
- Incisors and canines control
- The CCO System (Complete Clinical Orthodontics)
- The reasons for new prescriptions for active SLB
- Some important tips for correct brackets positioning
- The need for a proper sequence of archwire
- When properly apply inter-arch forces
- When properly apply intra-arch forces
- The importance of a good finishing
- Clinical cases.
- Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Alveolar corticotomy: a different perspective
- Program:
- Regional acceleration phenomenon
- Alveolar corticotomy
- The rationale for alveolar corticotomy
- The open flap surgery
- The flapless surgery
- The grafting that may be associated to corticotomy
- The orthodontic management of the cases
- When to use corticotomy
- Clinical cases.
- Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Non-extraction treatment of Class 2
- Program:
- Diagnose and differentiate among the different features of Class 2 malocclusions
- Plan a non-extraction treatment for Class 2 cases
- How to diagnose and treat the associated transverse problems
- How to distalize upper molars
- How to manage the overjet and the overbite
- How to use intra-arch elastics
- How to use fixed intra-arch appliances
- How to finalize cases.
- Recommended for: Orthodontists.
Extraction treatment of Class 2
- Program:
- Indication for extraction treatment of Class 2
- Diagnose and differentiate among the different features of Class 2 malocclusions
- Plan an extraction treatment for Class 2 cases
- How to decide which teeth extract
- Space management
- How to manage space closure
- How to manage anchorages
- How to control torque
- How to finalize cases.
- Recommended for: Orthodontists.
The ectopic teeth treatment: impaction
- Program:
- Interoceptive treatment
- Diagnosis of ectopically erupting teeth
- Prevention of impaction
- Biomechanics in orthodontic treatment of ectopia
- How to surgically manage the impacted teeth
- How to orthodontically manage the impacted teeth
- How to control the anchorages
- How control the final position in the arch of the impacted teeth
- Clinical cases of the most common impactions.
- Recommended for: Orthodontists.
The ectopic teeth treatment: transpositions and transmigrations
- Program:
- Diagnosis of complete and incomplete transpositions
- Treatment of complete and incomplete transpositions
- Early treatment and interception of transposition
- How to surgically manage the transposed teeth
- How to orthodontically manage the transposed teeth
- How to control the anchorages
- How control the final position in the arch of the impacted teeth
- Clinical cases of the most common transpositions
- Cases with canine transmigration.
- Recommended for: Orthodontists.
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