Treatment with microimplants 3.0

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– An adequate diagnosis of maxillary skeletal hypoplasia in adults and young adults;

– How to use 3D technology to develop customized appliances;

– Minimal invasive protocols to treat skeletal malocclusion in adults and young adults;

– How to use TADS with 3D technology;

– TADS cases planning.

– The different appliances used for slow and rapid maxillary expansion;

– Mini-implant supported unilateral and bilateral maxillary expansion;

– The effect of rapid maxillary expansion on vertical bone loss;

– The effects of rapid maxillary expansion on root resorption;

– The effects of rapid maxillary expansion on the airway and TMJ space.

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The use of mini screws, especially in the anterior palate, is a routine procedure that usually doesn’t take longer than the placement of two or three brackets. Their reliability in this region is up to 98%. A wide variety of ready-made or easy to fabricate appliances can be inserted chairside in 5 to 20 minutes. These can be anchorage, distalizers or mesializers for molars as well as hooks for facemask, mini screw born TPAs after expansion, retraction springs to guide impacted canines into their correct position or even pre-fabricated maxillary expanders.

These appliances have no need of impressions, there are no lab costs and no “next appointment” delays. Most important of all, these applications are not “specialist’s artwork” but are appliances that can be inserted within everyday routine appointments.

– To show techniques how to securely insert mini screws in the anterior palate.

– Show insertion of the above appliances and their use.

– Gummy smile: differential diagnosis and etiology

– Surgical methods of gingival smile correction: V-Y cheiloplasty, myotomy, upper lip reposition

– Gummy smile correction methods: decision-making algorithm

– Choosing the position of the microimplant for the most effective treatment

– Incisor intrusion: soft tissue reaction

– Alveoloplasty after orthodontic treatment: advantages

– Protocol for the installation of microimplants in the subapical zone

– Justification of the use of microimplants in the front teeth projection

– Remodeling of bone tissue in the process of tooth intrusion

– Periodontal surgery: determination of indications after orthodontic treatment

– Limitations for correction of gummy smile by orthodontic method

– Installation of a microimplant in the area of the infrazygomatic crest: technique.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, General dentist.

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A recently finished survey on the success rate of this new maxillary expansion technique in adults shows a success rate of more than 85% in the age group between 20 and 54 years (n=34). Since the last 10 years we have finished more than 250 adult patients with sufficient expansion not needing surgical assistance. The four main reasons for this success seem to be the ideal anatomical location, the use of sufficient long and strong mini screws, the rigidity of the expander and a new force controlled polycyclic activation protocol.

– Essential TSADs Selection guide for complicated case correction;

– Simple and Effective TSADs placement method of upper anterior/posterior labial area and clinical Indication;

– Simple and Effective TSADs placement method of Lower labial/buccal area and clinical Indication;

– Simple and Effective TSADs placement method of mid-palatal/lateral palatal area and clinical Indication.

– Skeletal anchorage: a creative approach to optimizing orthodontic treatment

– Skeletal anchorage as a method of prevention of side effects of conventional orthodontic treatment

– Treatment of patients with dental crowding: a protocol for the use of skeletal anchorage

– Molar intrusion using microimplants: technique

– Treatment of open bite: step-by-step protocol and clinical recommendations

– Skeletal anchorage as a way to avoid orthognathic surgery

– Correction of crossbite with microimplants: a creative approach.

Recommended for: Orthodontist, General dentist.

– How to diagnose a stable condilar position

– Why do hyperdivergent patients have more TMJ problems

– How to obtain a stable condilar position

– The importance of skeletal anchorage in hyperdivergent patients

– Treatment mechanics in hyperdivergent patients

– Variations in skeletal anchorage depending on the final diagnosis.