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Courses program
PRE-CONGRESS COURSE
PRESENT AND FUTURE OF LINGUAL ORTHODONTICS
Kyoto Takemoto, DDS - Dr. Giuseppe Scuzzo, DDS
COURSE PROGRAM
9:00
Evolution and differences of lingual brackets
The importance of the positioning of the lingual bracket on the tooth
The importance of the laboratory for indirect bonding; laboratory method: DR. HIRO’S SYSTEM
Bonding: preparation of the teeth for bonding. How to bond
Banding: the importance of the correct position of the bracket on the band – How to band
Rebonding: the importance of correct rebonding
Various system of ligature: elastics, metal and double-over ligature
Keys of treatment
10:30
Coffee break
11:00
Non-extraction mechanics:
Different solution to gain space: Pendulum modified
Demonstration of simple cases (ideal cases to start with)
Demonstration of difficult cases
Individuate principal problems and solutions
13:00
Lunch
14:30
Extraction mechanics
Anchorage control: “En Masse” retraction and Microimpants
Choice of the retraction mechanics: “Sliding” e/o “Loop mechanics”
Why chose loop mechanics
Demonstration of extraction cases:
Open-bite, surgical, unusual extraction cases, severe cases
Individuate principal problems and solutions
Future of lingual orthodontic: Lingual straight Wire & Light Lingual
16:30
End of course
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POST-CONGRESS COURSE 1
ADVANCED COURSE IN LINGUAL ORTHODONTICS
Didier Fillion, DDS
Timetable:
9.30am - 1.30pm & 2.30pm - 5.00pm
There will be four lectures, of 1:30h each
1.How to avoid bonding failures?
2.Computer aided laboratory prescription
3.Frictionless mechanics: Another concept
4.Finishing and detailing: Which wire? Which bend?
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POST-CONGRESS COURSE 2
MICRO-IMPLANT ANCHORAGE & LINGUAL PLAIN WIRE APPLIANCE SYSTEM
Hee-Moon KYUNG, DDS, MS, PhD
Timetable:
9.30am - 1.30pm & 2.30pm - 5.00pm
There will be four lectures, of 1:30h each
Anchorage control is no less important in lingual orthodontic treatment than in traditional labially-applied systems. Classical forms of anchorage such as headgears can be used with lingual systems. Nevertheless, patients so concerned about esthetics that they choose a lingual appliance will not likely wear a headgear. Despite the best efforts from patients, anchorage loss occurs, and that has led to using of surgical mini-screws as sources of orthodontic anchorage. But the shape of surgical mini-screws is inconvenient to use them orthodontically. So, I have developed a variety of orthodontic micro-implants with differing designs. Moreover, recently I found that the standardized straight archwire system is possible in lingual side. The lingual straight archwire system with the newly designed orthodontic micro-implant system will reduce many difficulties in lingual orthodontic treatment. The combination of these two new systems will offer the ideal in esthetics and anchorage preservation. Here I would like to introduce both systems in this meeting.
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