Missing Maxillary Lateral Incisors: Space Closure in All Malocclusions vs. Implants and Prosthetic Replacement
Missing Maxillary Lateral Incisors: Space Closure in All Malocclusions vs Implants and Prosthetic Replacement
Course overview
The course is devoted to the treatment of missing maxillary lateral incisors.
The lecturer is the legendary Marco Rosa. And this is his profile topic!
Over the course of 16 lessons you will learn:
Biomechanics and step-by-step protocols for unilateral and bilateral space closure
Space closure in difficult cases: class III, periodontal pathology
Step by step canine camouflage protocols: direct and indirect restoration
Evidence based explanation for not using implants
Alternatives to implant-restorations in 2023.
This is the most comprehensive education on treatment of adentia. After completing the course, you will be able to choose situationally methods for incisors adentia treatment.
What you will learn
- Compare indications for orthodontic space closure versus implant or prosthetic replacement for missing lateral incisors.
- Plan stepwise biomechanics for unilateral and bilateral space closure including canine camouflage protocols.
- Adapt space-closure strategies for complex cases such as Class III and periodontal compromise.
- Evaluate long-term aesthetic and occlusal outcomes to choose situational treatment methods for lateral incisor agenesis.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Space closure vs implants. Part 1
Space closure: rationale for treatment choice
The scientific basis for treatment choices
Choice of treatment method:
orthodontic treatment only
orthodontic and interdisciplinary treatment
use of osseointegrated implants
space opening and following prosthetics.
Indications and contraindications for space closure and canine camouflage
Indications and contraindications for osseointegrated implants usage
Use of implants: unexpected complications. Infraocclusion, space opening, peri-implantitis
Complications after space opening
Temporary prosthetics. Types of structures
Residual growth during missing maxillary lateral incisors treatment.
Lesson 2. Space closure vs implants. Part 2
Bone tissue complications after space opening
The relationship between the buccal bone thickness and recession
Alternatives to implantation in the treatment of missing maxillary lateral incisors (single-tooth implantation):
resin-bonded bridges
cantilever prosthetics based on TADs
root preservation
autotransplantation
cryopreservation.
Scientific evidence for the benefits of space closure and canine camouflage.
Lesson 3. Gradual improvements in space closure. Part 1
Aesthetics when space closing
Interdisciplinary treatment of missing lateral incisors
Grinding of canines during orthodontic treatment of missing lateral incisors as the first stage of the camouflage
Canine camouflage planning
Step by step protocol for canine camouflage. Composite restorations, tooth whitening.
Lesson 4. Gradual improvements in space closure. Part 2
Problems associated with space closure during the treatment of missing lateral incisors. Difficulties in space closure
Problems associated with space closure after treatment of missing lateral incisors:
space reopening
failures of composite restorations
pathologies of periodontal tissues.
Improvements in space closing in 2022.
Lesson 5. Effective biomechanics. Part 1
Indications and contraindications for the mandible tooth extraction during missing maxillary lateral incisors treatment
Biomechanics of missing maxillary lateral incisors treatment with the mandible tooth extraction
Biomechanics of missing maxillary lateral incisors treatment without the mandible tooth extraction
"Push, don't pull" technique
Using the mesiaslider in space close.
Lesson 6. Effective biomechanics. Part 2
Treatment of missing lateral incisors in growing patients
Indications for teeth extraction in the treatment of missing lateral incisors in growing patients
Sequential extraction of teeth in growing patients during the missing lateral incisors treatment
Step by step protocol for unilateral space closure.
Lesson 7. Finishing. Part 1
How to achieve a stable occlusion?
Aesthetic analysis at the finishing stage of the treatment
Managing the occlusal plane at the finishing
Periodontal profile
Torque control during space closure.
Lesson 8. Finishing. Part 2
Premolars extrusion and intrusion: long-term results
Canine extrusion and intrusion: long-term results
Complications from periodontal tissues. Risk factors that may cause difficulties in orthodontic treatment
Using the digital technologies in the missing lateral incisors treatment.
Lesson 9. Space closure: smile, profile and face aesthetics. Part 1
When space closure results in a flat face and narrow smile? Prevention methods
Missing lateral incisors treatment in a growing patient with class 3
Missing lateral incisors treatment in an adult patient with a class 3. Hyperdivergent growth
Combined treatment of missing lateral incisors and class 3: orthognathic surgery and orthodontics.
Lesson 10. Space closure: smile, profile and face aesthetics. Part 2
Treatment of missing lateral incisors in patients with class 3 and a short face
Treatment of missing lateral incisors with narrow maxilla
Treatment of missing lateral incisors with class 2.
Lesson 11. Space closure and dental aesthetics. Part 1
Detailed teamwork in the treatment of missing lateral incisors
Treatment of missing lateral incisors with microdentia
Gum contouring: step by step protocol
Treatment of missing lateral incisors associated with multiple adentia. Space management
Prosthetic rehabilitation after space closure.
Lesson 12. Space closure and dental aesthetics. Part 2
Missing lateral incisors treatment with dental asymmetry
Prosthetic rehabilitation after orthodontic treatment of missing lateral incisors
Treatment of missing incisors in the class 2 division II
Composite VS ceramic restorations in the treatment of missing lateral incisors
Indications and contraindications for ceramic restorations.
Lesson 13. Unilateral missing lateral incisors. Part 1
Indications for the existing maxilla lateral incisor extraction with missing lateral incisors
Treatment of unilateral missing lateral incisors with class 2 division II
Retention of the result after treatment of unilateral missing lateral incisors.
Lesson 14. Unilateral missing lateral incisors. Part 2
Treatment of unilateral missing lateral incisor without associated malocclusions
Cosmetic camouflage in the treatment of unilateral missing lateral incisor
Prosthetic substitution in case of unilateral missing lateral incisors
Treatment of missing maxilla lateral incisors with multiple agenesy.
Lesson 15. Missing lateral incisors treatment planning. Treatment of complex cases. Part 1
Patient-centered treatment plan for missing lateral incisors
What should you pay attention to when missing lateral incisors treatment planning?
Missing lateral incisors treatment and dystopic/impacted canines
Missing lateral incisors treatment and multiple agenesy.
Lesson 16. Missing lateral incisors treatment planning. Treatment of complex cases. Part 2
Missing lateral incisors, multiple agenesy and class 2 treatment
Missing lateral incisors and multiple agenesy treatment in growing patients
Persistence of temporary teeth
Long-term results of missing maxillary lateral incisors treatment.
Why Choose This Missing Maxillary Lateral Incisors Course?
First, this course shows how to treat missing maxillary lateral incisors in every case. Also, Marco Rosa explains each choice with clear proof. Then, you see real cases from start to end. So, you can pick the best plan for each patient.
Second, you learn orthodontic space closure step by step. For example, you see unilateral and bilateral cases. In addition, you learn canine substitution with direct and indirect work. As a result, you can avoid an implant in many cases.
Third, the course explains lateral incisor agenesis in growing patients. Besides, it covers class III and gum problems. Therefore, you know when to close space and when to keep it. Finally, your smiles look natural for years.
What You Will Get
- Clear steps for space closure in all malocclusions.
- Canine camouflage with direct and indirect work.
- Rules to choose closure or an implant.
- Real cases you can learn from at home.
Also, you can watch it at home. Then, you can watch it one more time. So, you will feel sure at each step. Besides, the videos are clear. Plus, it is good for your whole team.
Moreover, the course is long and full. In fact, it has many real cases. Next, you can try each step on your own patients. Above all, you will make fewer mistakes. Thus, your patients will be happy. Now, it is your turn to start.
More Reasons to Join This Course
For this reason, many doctors love this course. Likewise, many clinics use the same ideas. Of course, you can share it with your team. Similarly, students can learn a lot from it. Even so, the steps stay easy. Hence, you can start today. Afterwards, you can watch the hard parts again. Overall, it is worth your time.
In short, the course gives you a full map. Indeed, each lesson builds on the last one. First of all, you learn the base rules. After that, you see the clinic cases. Later, you try the steps on your own. Meanwhile, you can ask your team for help. In the end, you will feel more sure. For sure, your work will get better.
Because of this, it is a good pick. Still, it is easy to follow. In fact, you can learn at your own pace. Likewise, you can stop and go back. Besides, the price is fair. Also, you keep the videos. So, why wait? Then, start your first lesson now.
