Aesthetics, Biomechanics, And Jaw Function: The Road Map For Excellence In Orthodontics!

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Orthodontic treatment planning involves the meticulous determination of the desired position and angulation of the incisors, ensuring optimal root alignment within the alveolar housing in both the maxilla and mandible. Moreover, it aims to establish a harmonious relationship with the surrounding soft tissues and the overall facial profile. Subsequently, effective management of anchorage and the utilization of predictable biomechanical strategies become imperative to achieve not only proper occlusion but also optimal jaw function.

However, have you considered the extent to which your therapeutic choices and the mechanics employed in orthodontic procedures exert influence, whether positive or negative, on the final outcomes of a patient's smile and the condition of their soft tissues? What are the biomechanical strategies that enable you to attain a predictable occlusal outcome? And how can an orthodontist address issues of dysfunction occurring before, during, and after orthodontic treatment?

This evidence-based course is meticulously designed to guide participants on a systematic journey, commencing with treatment planning and extending to the management of anchorage, encompassing both conventional and skeletal approaches. The course includes treatment sequences tailored to yield outcomes that embrace both aesthetic and functional dimensions.