Learn Development of Occlusion Orthodontics (Beginners)
development of occlusion ( beginners to advanced level)
Description
Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with the improper positioning of teeth. A person may have an over-bite, under bite, overcrowding of teeth, crooked teeth, or a jaw misalignment—which could cause eating or speech problems. In such cases, orthodontic treatments are recommended to slowly change the positioning of the teeth to be straighter and more aligned. Orthodontics can also be used for cosmetic purposes if the person wishes to have a better smile. Orthodontics is a dentistry specialty that addresses the diagnosis, prevention, and correction of mal-positioned teeth and jaws, and misaligned bite patterns. It may also address the modification of facial growth, known as dentofacial orthopedics. Abnormal alignment of the teeth and jaws is very common.
After completing this course students will be able to
KNOW/UNDERSTAND:
1)Normal development of dentition
2)Normal & abnormal patterns of dentition
3)The timings of eruptions of primary & permanent dentition
4)Establishment of normal occlusion
5)And co-relate the knowledge with clinical orthodontics
6) intra-oral features
7) intra-bony features
8) second primary molar relationship
9) general features
10) negative leeway space
11) intra bony Specifications
12) incisor liability
13) Mesial drift tendency
14) The determinants of upper and lower occlusion
15) Possible probabilities of first molar relationship
16) Normal sequence of an eruption at different stages
17) Ugly duckling stage
18) Gable effect
19) maxillary midline diastema
20) arch length/circumference increase or decrease
21) leeway space of nance
22) E space
23) possible sequence of eruption for maxilla and mandible
24) Adult Dentition
What You Will Learn!
- Development of Occlusion (beginners to Advanced Level) Orthodontics
Who Should Attend!
- Dental students
- Dentists