About the Course: After performing orthodontic treatment, most general
practitioners realize that it is not so easy to simply place preadjusted
brackets & inserting nickel titanium wires and get results. Although some
cases literally fall into place, many patients require a lot of effort and
lot of knowledge to finish occlusion. To overcome this challenge, the family
dentist needs to broaden the scope of his practice to include more of
interceptive treatment of malocclusions in children. This scope will also
enlighten the dentist for their adult patients as well.
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Topics to be Mastered
Straight wire appliances.
Comparision of SWA to Begg & edgewise technique.
Six keys to normal occlusion.
Bracketing & instrumental system.
Bonding v/s direct bond bracketing.
General orthodontic nomenclature.
Medical / Dental history
Complete diagnostic records including Panoramic or full series
radiographs,Study models and Intra-oral & extra-oral photos
Cephalometrics, importance & data interpretation, equipment.
Modified Steiner & Tweeds Analysis
Introduction to mechanics & treatment planning.
Archwire schemes.
Auxiliary force system / supplies.
Ligation elastic, open wire coils springs
Review of errors in bracketing & bonding
Head gear schemes.
Orthodontic mechanics.
Growth & development.
Functional jaw orthopedics
Clinical management of removable appliance
Serial extractions.
Debonding, bonded and fixed retainers.
Relapse & its prevention.
Patient education.
TMD :Centric relation, Examination, myofacial pain & dysfunction.
Splint therapy, treatment & physiotherapy. |