Sadao Sato online school

– Vertical incisal disocclusion. Etiology

– Vertical incisal disocclusion diagnosis

– Changes in the occlusal plane during growth

– Factors influencing the occlusal plane

– Posterior discrepancy

– Class 3. Etiology

– Treatment protocol for Class 3 (with fully erupted third molars)

– Open bite treatment protocol

– Class 3 open bite treatment protocol

– Class 2 open bite treatment protocol

– Secondary open bite due to osteoarthritis

– Secondary open bite treatment protocol

– Class 3 and open bite treatment mechanics

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– The evolution of cranio-mandibular orthodontics: a shift in concepts and paradigms

– Occlusion medicine: new field of healing art based on bruxism as a stress management function

– Mandibular position: most important subject in Cranio-Mandibular Orthodontics

– Occlusal Plane: VDO and POP as an essential element

– Occlusion Concept: sequential guidance

– Malocclusion and TMD

– Centric Relation (CR)

– Reference Position (RP): physiological and deranged

– Mandibular positioning

– Clinical cases: class 2

– Clinical cases: open bite

– Clinical cases: closed lock joint.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– The relationship between the occlusal plane and malocclusion

– Class 2: dentoalveolar and skeletal forms. Characteristic

– The choice of class 2 method of treatment depending on the clinical case

– Сlass 2 treatment planning

– Traditional approach to class 2 treatment

– Indications and contraindications for premolars extraction

– Rules for the use of elastics

– Mandibular repositioning in class 2 treatment

– Retrusive guidance for class 2

– Leveling: simple or strategic

– Class 2 treatment with TMD

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Characteristics of the Mandibular Lateral Displacement (MLD)

– Diagnostics of the Mandibular Lateral Displacement (MLD)

– X-ray examination

– Cephalometric analysis

– Relationship of occlusion pathology with the occurrence of TMD

– Occlusal plane and Mandibular Lateral Displacement (MLD)

– Treatment planning for Mandibular Lateral Displacement (MLD)

– Biomechanics of orthodontic treatment of Mandibular Lateral Displacement (MLD)

– Detailed protocol for the treatment of Mandibular Lateral Displacement (MLD)

– Clinical cases.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Cephalometric analysis

– Malocclusion: causes and tactics

– Growth and development of the skeleton: adaptation processes. Tilt angle control

– Posterior discrepancy: the formation of vertical incisal disocclusion. Role of third molars

– Vertical incisal disocclusion: treatment and prognosis

– Options for class 3 malocclusion

– Biological principles of pathology treatment: compensatory treatment

– Occlusal cant correction: recommendations

– Low angle class 3: characteristic features. Orthodontic Treatment Guide

– Treatment of low angle сlass 3: approach and tactics

– Adaptation and compensation: basic principles. Adaptation phases: types and mechanisms of compensation.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Malocclusion: etiology and basic aspects

– Methods of treatment of malocclusion

– Craniofacial biology: principles of condyle growth

– The relationship between class 2 and TMJ dysfunction

– Stages of human skull development

– Occlusion treatment: a decision-making algorithm

– What is TMD?

– The origin of concomitant symptoms of TMD

– The sequence for the development of internal derangement

– The idea of centric relation

– Internal derangement: stages of development

– Cranio-mandibular system: principles of operation in normal and pathological conditions

– Orthodontic approach to the treatment of TMD: advantages

– Protocol for the treatment of pathology in class 2 and TMD

– Principles for the treatment of TMD.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– The history of gnatology: the therapeutic position of the mandible

– The concepts of «reference position» and the centric relation

– Determination of the central relation

– Diagnosis of the reference position: the algorithm

– Choice of treatment tactics: decision-making algorithm

– The concept of the reference position

– The positioning mechanism of mandible

– Occlusal support: the value for mandible positioning

– Elements of the cranio-mandibular system

– Planning the position of the condyle depending on the pathology

– Determining the therapeutic position

– Problems of class 2: retrusion guidance

– Principles of pathology treatment in class 2

– Treatment of complex clinical cases: restoration of hearing

– Causes of relapses and methods of prevention.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Types of occlusal plane: GOP, AOP, POP

– Angle of Disocclusion (AOD): calculation of the value

– Occlusal plane and mandibular adaptation

– Skeletal class 3 development

– Influencing factors to occlusal plane during treatment: рosterior discrepancy

– Mechanics of class 3 treatment

– Development of class 2 high angle malocclusion

– Tasks, principles and sequence of class 2 treatment

– Arch form analysis: active and passive centric

– Retrusive guide

– Treatment of an open bite with chronic rheumatoid arthritis of the TMJ: a clinical example.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Evolution of the human posture and facial skeleton

– Principles of formation of malocclusion

– The reasons for the formation of high angle class 2 and 3

– The high and low angle class 3: the main differences and principles of treatment

– Treatment mechanics of class 3: MEAW

– Treatment concept for low angle class 3: increase vertical dimension of occlusion

– Treatment mechanics of low angle class 2 malocclusion

– Treatment of class 2 in combination with TMJ disease

– Principles of treatment of high angle class 2.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– The concept of two-stage orthodontic treatment

– The advantage of early class 2 treatment

– The principle of adaptation and compensation:

- Adaptation phases

- Compensation mechanisms.

– Changes in occlusion during development: the effect of third molars

– The retrusive guide and the retrusive barrier: morphological features of the first molars

– The influence of the retrusive guide on the class 2 development

– The concept of early orthodontic class 3 treatment

– Indications for extraction of temporary incisors

– The use of bite turbos in growing patients in class 2 treatment

– Vertical compensation of class 3

– Double arch wire mechanics.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– The relationship between orthodontics and prosthetics

– Standard method of patient examination (complaints, anamnesis, detailed clinical examination)

– Symptoms of TMJ muscle disorders in children

– TMJ. Criteria for evaluating X-ray images

– The structure and function of the TMJ in different periods of bite formation

– Principles of diagnosis and treatment of class 2 and 3 in children

– The obligatory use of diagnostic models when planning treatment in growing patients

– Guidelines for the class 2 management in children. Choice of orthodontic appliances

– 3D mandibular reposition

– Use of overlays in the treatment of class 2. Modeling and positioning of overlays in the oral cavity

– Principles of treating children with TMD

– Principles of class 3 treatment in children. Vertical compensation.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Class 2: developmental factors, clinical criteria for diagnosis

– Objectives of class 2 treatment and action plan

– Third molar extraction: indications

– Diagnostic pathology: orthopantomogram, teleroentgenogram, indices

– Axiography: characteristics and advantages

– Maxilla expansion: terms, methods and recommendations

– Techniques for leveling the position of teeth

– The mechanical aspects of the class 2 correction

– Method of stabilization of premolars and molars

– Occlusal plane restoration: recommendations

– Retainers: recommendations and methods

– TMJ dysfunction: features of orthodontic treatment.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Class 2 development. The difference between the low angle and high angle

– Objectives and goals of treatment: planning methodology

– Instrumental and index evaluation. Assessment of the cervical vertebrae

– TMJ dysfunction: diagnosis and assessment of the joint condition

– Functional appliance: goals and objectives

– Treatment of patients with TMJ dysfunction: methods and limitations

– MEAW: methodology, advantages and disadvantages

– Distalization: indications, technique

– Features of treatment of teenagers and adults

– Treatment tactics in different clinical situations.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Why, after the completion of orthodontic treatment, when an ideal occlusion is achieved, TMJ symptoms develop

– The Vienna concept of TMJ dysfunction treatment

– The reasons for the appearance of wear facets with good disocclusion in the canine area

– The limits of orthodontic treatment. Cranio-mandibular orthodontics

– Orthodontic treatment planning taking into account the state of the temporomandibular joint

– The main clinical signs of TMD

– Mounting a model in the articulator - a mandatory step in treatment planning

– Occlusal analysis: norm and deviations

– Diagnosis of bruxism with a Bruxchecker

– Prosthetic treatment of TMJ muscle disorders. Do we need a splint as a retainer.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– The main goals of early orthodontic treatment

– Phases of orthodontic treatment

– Principles of the development of the facial skeleton

– Functional and skeletal adaptation

– Factors of development of the skeletal class species: the role of the posterior occlusal plane

– MLD: key features

– Transversal and sagittal disorders: causes

– Displacement of the articular disc: types

– Oral respiration: causes and effects on jaw development

– Features of treatment at an early age

– Maxillary expansion: indications and contraindications

– Overlays: advantages and materials

– Сlass 2: features of treatment

– Functional appliances: advantages and disadvantages

– Condyle growth concepts

– The mechanism of mandible adaptation

– Methods of early orthodontic treatment

– Maintaining the correct bite position: principles

– Criteria for the use of braces

– Adaptation phases

– VDO change: recommendations

– Mistakes in treatment and prevention methods.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Variants of human phenotype development

– Class 3 treatment:

- Orthodontic camouflage

- Combined treatment (orthodontics+surgery)

- Vertical control.

– Treatment with tooth extraction: techniques, recommendations

– Stages of class 3 treatment

– Biomechanical aspects of treatment

– Functional adaptation of the mandible

– Indications for the third molars extraction

– The Mulligan Arch: technique and application advantages

– Dentofacial discrepancy

– Indications and contraindications for treatment in the MEAW concept

– Condylography in treatment planning: advantages and disadvantages.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Theories of the malocclusion development

– The gnatologic concept: the essence

– Condyle growth types

– Treatment of occlusion pathology: basic principles

– Compensation mechanisms

– TMJ macroanatomy

– Dentoalveolar compensation

– Principles of working with the Spee curve

– Mechanics of treatment of class 2

– Premolarization: arch features

– Mandible positioning

– Side effects when working with MEAW

– Retrusion control

– MEAW: advantages

– Open bite treatment: recommendations

– NiTi or Australian Arc: advantages and disadvantages.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Movement of teeth by aligners: biomechanical aspects

– Optimal time of aligner therapy

– Aligners and braces: comparison, advantages and disadvantages

– Attachments: types and goals

– Predictability of working with aligners: factors

– Gingival-margin design of aligners

– Form of attachments: influence on clinical effect

– Principles of formation of pathological occlusion

– Changing the position of the TMJ

– Using mini implants

– Features of planning on a clinical example.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Data from modern literature on maltreatment and complications dental treatment (side effect of technical revolution - invasive dental treatment; somewhere share the «simple» cases!)

– Functional features (chewing, swallowing, speaking, etc.) patients with different types of facial skeleton

– The concept of «functional space» and methods of its control in the course of complex dental treatment (concept Professor R. Slavicek and Professor S. Sato)

– Signs of functional overload of teeth iatrogenic origin

– Possibilities of orthodontic preparation of the oral cavity for prosthetics using the method of Professor S. Sato

– Disadvantages of the «orthopedic method» for correcting anomalies

– Functional diagnostics is the basis of safety in dentistry (examples of clinical use of condylography data, articulator and variator)

– Joint planning of a new occlusal plane and formation of a «technical task» for the whole team specialists.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Class 3 characteristics

– Angle of inclination of the lateral occlusal plane

– Evolution of the postura of the body

– Hyperdivergent growth: characteristics and options

– Posterior discrepancy effects

– High and low angle class 3: differences

– Principles of treatment of high angle class 3

– Gummetal: characteristics and features

– Stages of class 3 treatment

– Gummetal Arch bending: recommendations

– Features of the treatment of class 3 open bite

– Treatment of low angle class 3: concept

– Dental alveolar compensation and decompensation.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Asymmetry: diagnosis and treatment planning

– Mandibular lateral displacement: characteristic

– The effect of occlusion on the general condition

– 3d morphological characteristics of the lateral mandible displacement

– Functional characteristics of pathology

– Influence of the mandible position on the position of the temporal bone

– Therapeutic position: treatment planning

– Early treatment of mandibular lateral displacement

– Prevention of morphological problems

– Increasing the vertical dimension of the occlusion: techniques

– Asymmetric activation of the Arc Utility

– Diagnosis of airway volume.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.

– Stress management function of the masticatory organ

– The mechanism of formation of bruxism

– Bruxism and gastric ulcer: a study

– The concepts of allostatic response and allostasis

– The concept of stress management

– BruxChecker: diagnosis of bruxism

– Abfractions: causes of development

– Canine guidance

– Methods for monitoring bruxism activity

– Muscle activity during sleep: a study

– Occlusion design in bruxism: the concept of sequential occlusion

– Change of the occlusal plane: a clinical example

– Disbalance of the autonomic nervous system: the influence of bruxism and the position of the lower jaw.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.