Orthodontic Treatment Mistakes: Camouflage and Retreatment Protocols for Compromised Cases

– Categorizing iatrogenic incidents

– Evaluation of common diagnostic mistakes during orthodontic treatment. Protocols to avoid iatrogenic complications

– The upper central incisors position and their effect on facial aesthetics

– The lower incisors positions. Is it possible to maintain long-term stability? Literature review

– Comparing extraction and non-extraction approaches. Indications and contraindications

– Analyzing literature on the extraction-non-extraction controversy

– Treatment outcomes in relation to extraction and non-extraction treatment approach

– Aesthetic driven orthodontics: evaluation of the patient profile before and after treatment

– The importance of controlling the vertical dimension in orthodontic treatment

– Protocols of molars vertical control

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Categorizing iatrogenic incidents

– Evaluation of common diagnostic mistakes during orthodontic treatment. Protocols to avoid iatrogenic complications

– The upper central incisors position and their effect on facial aesthetics

– The lower incisors positions. Is it possible to maintain long-term stability? Literature review

– Comparing extraction and non-extraction approaches. Indications and contraindications

– Analyzing literature on the extraction-non-extraction controversy

– Treatment outcomes in relation to extraction and non-extraction treatment approach

– Aesthetic driven orthodontics: evaluation of the patient profile before and after treatment

– The importance of controlling the vertical dimension in orthodontic treatment

– Protocols of molars vertical control

– Analysis of clinical cases:

- Extraction cases and space closure

- Non-extraction cases

- Treatment with microimplants. 

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Management of the rollercoaster effect

– Treatment with extraction. Anchorage and space closure

– The protocols of sliding mechanics. How to avoid undesired tooth movement

– Tie backs for space closure

– Lace back and tie-back sliding mechanics: understanding the differences

– Treatment with microimplants. Protocols for managing anchorage throughout the treatment

– Analysis of clinical cases:

- Evaluation of the most common mistakes during retraction and space closure

- Dealing with loss of anchorage

- Overcorrection protocols

- Protocols of space closure with microimplants

- Mistakes to avoid during distalization, mesalization, intrusion, and extrusion of teeth

- Mistakes to avoid when working with cantilevers and loops.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Interarch traction of impacted canines. Protocols of canine traction into the occlusal arch

– Planning disimpaction of palatally impacted canines to avoid iatrogenic complications

– Third order bends. Protocols of working with torque

– Iatrogenic root exposure. Third order bends fabrication

– Working with torque springs: common mistakes and how to avoid them

– Designing torquing springs to correct severe iatrogenic root exposures

– Analysis of various clinical cases.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Case selection and diagnosis

– Retreatment options and predictability of the outcome

– Step-by-step video demonstration of custom-made extra-slot torquing springs

– Class 2 and Class 3 camouflage protocols to avoid iatrogenic complications

– Biomechanics for the retreatment of compromised clinical cases

– Analysis of clinical cases.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– The ideal biomechanics for retraction in Class 1 and Class 2 bimaxillary protrusion

– Biomechanics for treatment of gummy smile

– TAD aided distalization and intrusion of molars to achieve chin projection

– Aesthetic and functional orthodontics: alteration of the vertical dimension of occlusion

– Correction of severe skeletal cants using TADS

– Analysis of various clinical cases: 

- Segmented distalization

- Segment intrusion

- Application of TADS, loops, cantilevers, and torque springs.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

– Diagnosis of Class 3: Pseudo/functional or true skeletal?

– Characteristics of Class 3 malocclusion

– Treatment protocols of pseudo Class 3

– Camouflage protocols of skeletal Class 3

– Treatment protocols of Class 3 with facial asymmetry

– Clinical case analysis:

- Class 3 treatment with microimplants

- Biomechanics of lower teeth distalization

- Class 3 treatment with extraction.

Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.