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Description
Complex orthodontic cases demand more than alignment—they require control over space, skeletal relationships, and vertical balance.
This course delivers a structured, biomechanically driven approach to managing challenging malocclusions using a combination of fixed appliances, aligners, skeletal anchorage, and digital planning.
The program explores how treatment decisions change across different spatial dimensions, with a strong focus on extraction logic, vertical correction strategies, and anteroposterior control.
During the course, you will learn about:
– Orthodontic space management and extraction decision-making strategies
– Control of the anteroposterior dimension in complex orthodontic cases
– Diagnosis and management of vertical plane malocclusions
– Hybrid aligner mechanics and clinical applications
– Digital workflow for palatal miniscrew appliances and MARPE systems
– Integrated case-based treatment planning for complex and challenging orthodontic cases.
Presented By: Kerolos Alhakeem, Omar Fawzi Chawshli
7 Videos - Duration: 6 hours & 13 min - File size: 11.2 GB
