High-Level Orthodontist Training Course

Category: Orthodontics

Instructor(s): Kleber Meireles

Course structure: Lessons: 15 modules: 88 lessons + PDFs | Duration: 30 h 36 min

Course overview

Master the application of Clinical Orthodontic Biomechanics and become a High-Level Orthodontist with Dr.

Kleber Meireles.

Orthodontist, mastering clinical biomechanics is mandatory for you to become a great professional andmanage high-level treatments.

But this course isn’t just about theory – it’s also practical.

You’ll learn how to apply these principles to real-life cases, using the latest technology and tools to achieve optimal results for your patients.

Whether you’re just starting out in orthodontics or you’re a seasoned pro looking to refine your skills, this course is for you!

So why should you take my Orthodontic Biomechanics course?
-Learn from an expert: as a highly experienced and respected orthodontist, Dr.

Kleber has spent years honing his skills and knowledge in the field of orthodontics.

With guidance, you will gain insights and expertise that you simply can’t find elsewhere.
-Enhance your skills and knowledge: by taking this course, you’ll become a better orthodontist.

You’ll be able to treat cases more effectively, and your patients will be thrilled with the results.
-Enhance your treatment outcomes: othodontic biomechanics is critical to achieving optimal treatment outcomes for your patients.

By learning the latest techniques and best practices in this field, you can provide your patients with better results and a more satisfying orthodontic experience.
-Lose the fear of treating complex cases: by taking this course, you’ll be able to treat any complex case, develop effective treatment plans, and implement appropriate biomechanics.

By gaining the knowledge and skills needed to treat complex cases, you’ll gain confidence in your abilities as a dental professional.
-Stay ahead of the curve: the field of orthodontics is constantly evolving, and it’s important to stay up-to-date with the latest advances and techniques.

By taking my orthodontic biomechanics course, you’ll gain access to the latest knowledge and insights that will keep you at the forefront of your field.
-Increase your earning potential: with advanced skills and knowledge, you’ll be able to take on more complex cases, which can lead to increased patient satisfaction and referrals, as well as improved practice revenue.

MASTER THE HIGH-LEVEL ORTHODONTIC TECHNIQUES IF YOU:
-Are still a post-graduate student or have just specialized in Orthodontics;
-Have only a few years of experience in the field;
-Feel that you lack specialization, technical and practical knowledge;
-Are not confident in handling complex cases;
-Aren’t specialized enough in order to be recognized;
-Don’t have the confidence and recognition to reach higher professional levels.

You will have access to the entire guide to by Dr.

Kleber's method, knowledge and experience to apply from the most basic to the most advanced techniques on your everyday treatments.

Curriculum

Welcome to the course

• A message from the professor
• How to use this course

Module I - Introduction to Basic Biomechanics

• Orthodontic Forces
• Center of Resistance
• Resultants and Components of a Force
• Types of Tooth Movement: Translation
• Types of Tooth Movement: Combination of Translation and Rotation
• Moment
• Equivalent Systems
• Rotation / Couple

Module II - Bonding Strategies to Facilitate Orthodontic Finishing

• Bonding Strategies to Avoid the Need to Do Bends
• Vertical Errors of Brackets and Tubes Bonding
• Bonding Height Changes in Special Cases
• Angular Changes and Choice of Tubes to Finishing in Class II Relationship
• Lip-Upper Incisors Relationship and Steps

Module III - First Order Bends

• Inset
• Offset and Z-Bend
• Canine Eminence and Special Bonding in Canines

Module IV - Second Order Bends

• Z-Bend
• Intrusion and Extrusion Step Bends

Module V - Third Order Bends - Torques

• Understanding the Torques
• Anterior Torques
• Assessment of Anterior Segment Real Torques
• Real Posterior Torques
• Relative Anterior Torques
• Anterior Torques and Orthodontic Camouflage
• Variables that Affect the Torque Expression

Module VI - Sagittal Corrections

• Retraction (Space Closure), 8 parts

Module VII - Finishing Strategies Using Bends, Loops and Elastics

• Live Class #1 - Biomechanics and Clinical Applications
• Live Class #2 - Class II and Class III treatment - Trials and Tricks
• Live Class #3 - Biomechanics and Clinical Applications - Torques
• Live Class #4 - Biomechanics in practice

Meetings

• High-Level Orthodontist - Kleber Meireles_ Academy
• High-Level Orthodontist - Kleber Meireles_ Academy 2
• Common Sense Mechanics - Mulligan: 22 PDF files

Explanatory Videos - Bends

• Canine Eminence Bend
• Finishing Step Bends
• First Order Z Bend - Making
• First Order Z Bend
• Second Order Z Bend - Making
• Second Order Z Bend - Molar
• Second Order Z Bend - Passive Shape
• Second Order Z Bend
• Second Order Z Bends to Open Space for Implant
• Step Down Bend - Rectangular Wire
• Step Down Bend - Smile Arc
• Step Down Bend (Slow Traction)
• Step Down Bends - Finishing Steps
• Step In Bend
• Step Up Bend - Round Wire
• Step Up Bend

Explanatory Videos - Loops

• Box Loop - High Canines
• Box Loop with Extrusion
• Canine Extrusion Loop
• Closing Space Loop
• Compression Loop
• Delta Box KM Loop Making
• Delta Box KM Loop - First and Second Order Activations
• Delta Loop - Closing Space - First Order Activation
• Delta Loop for Retraction
• Distalization Loop (TAD Supported)
• L (Boot) Loop - Intrusion
• L (Boot) Loop
• Loop for Molar Uprighting
• Loops for Unilateral Extrusion
• Plane Correction Loop
• Simple Loop
• Two Helixes Loop - Burstone

Explanatory Videos - Torques

• Differences Between Real and Relative Torques
• Individual Torque
• Posterior Relative Buccal Torque - Crossbite
• Real Torque to Match Extreme Inclination
• Relative Torques - Posterior
• Resistant Negative Relative Torque
• Resistant Negative Relative Torque 2
• Retraction Torque - Correction
• The Right Moment to Correct Inclination 1
• The Right Moment to Correct Inclination 2
• The Right Moment to Correct Inclination 3
• Torque - L Loop for Intrusion
• Torque - Moment of the Couple and Center of Rotation
• Torque - Rowbow Effect
• Torque - Wagon Wheel Effect
• Torque in Excessively Proclined Teeth
• Two Couple System - Torquing Arch

Bonus #1 - Introduction to Basic Video Creation Course

• Introduction
• How to Make Videos - Part 1
• How to Make Videos - Part 2