Sergey Popov Orthodontic School. Modules 2–3: Diagnosis and Treatment. Author’s Orthodontic Protocols. Orthodontic Treatment of Patients with Periodontal Disease
Sergey Popov Orthodontic School. Modules 2–3: Diagnosis and Treatment. Author’s Orthodontic Protocols. Orthodontic Treatment of Patients with Periodontal Disease
Course overview
Orthodontic treatment protocols for patients with periodontal diseases in the author’s course by Sergey Popov.
During the training you will learn:
methods for biometric study of diagnostic models of the jaws
methods for controlling and directing rotation of the occlusal plane during stages of orthodontic treatment
preventive orthodontic treatment protocols for distal occlusion
preventive orthodontic treatment protocols for mesial occlusion
clinical applications of Temporary Absolute Anchorage (TAA) in various occlusion pathologies
strategic components of planning orthodontic treatment for periodontal patients.
Clinical examples of orthodontic rehabilitation of patients with various forms of generalized periodontitis will also be reviewed.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Objectives and scope of cephalometric analysis for effective and predictable orthodontic treatment
Possibility and direction of mandibular growth
Position of the jaws relative to the anterior cranial base
Inclination of the jaws in adolescents and adults
Control of incisor position and prognosis of effectiveness at the diagnostic and practice stages
Determination of the optimal occlusal plane
Control and direction of occlusal plane rotation during stages of orthodontic treatment.
Lesson 2. Preventive orthodontic treatment for mesial occlusion – a rational approach and possible expectations
Time boundaries of the preventive stage
Main objective of the preventive stage
How to increase cooperation with parents and the effectiveness of the orthodontic stage
Indications and effectiveness of using an elastopositioner-corrector
Indications and effectiveness of using two-jaw block appliances
Indications and effectiveness of using the Marco Rosa appliance
Indications and effectiveness of using the McNamara appliance
Indications and effectiveness of using the Sagittal First technology
Indications and effectiveness of using the 2 x 4 appliance.
Lesson 3. Orthodontic rehabilitation of patients with periodontal diseases (part 1)
Causal factors in the development of periodontal diseases
Clinical signs of periodontal diseases in orthodontic patients
Components of comprehensive diagnostics for patients with periodontal diseases
Strategic components of planning orthodontic treatment for periodontal patients
Determination of premature occlusal interference using an extended method of masticatory muscle deprogramming and the use of splint therapy
Pre-orthodontic preparation in patients with periodontal diseases
Rationale for the choice of orthodontic appliances
Biomechanics in the treatment of periodontal patients.
Lesson 4. Orthodontic rehabilitation of patients with periodontal diseases (part 2)
Sequence of changing archwires for various occlusal and periodontal anomalies
Periodontal support during orthodontic treatment
Effective intrusion-extrusion mechanics in periodontal patients
Control of basal and alveolar arch form during orthodontic rehabilitation
Clinical examples of orthodontic rehabilitation of patients with various forms of generalized periodontitis
Retention period in patients with periodontal diseases.
Lesson 5. Components and sequence of diagnostics before discussing the patient’s orthodontic treatment plan
Appropriate questions during history taking
Photometry
Mouth opening: symmetry, range of mandibular movement
Determination of premature occlusal interference using the shortened method of masticatory muscle deprogramming
Fabrication of a wax occlusal record, repeat intraoral photometry
Determination of premature occlusal interference using the extended method of masticatory muscle deprogramming and the use of splint therapy
Biometric study of diagnostic models of the jaws
Radiographic diagnostics
Electromyographic study.
Lesson 6. Preventive orthodontic treatment for distal occlusion – a rational approach and possible expectations
Time boundaries of the preventive stage
Main objective of the preventive stage
How to increase cooperation with parents and the effectiveness of the orthodontic stage
Indications and effectiveness of using an elastopositioner-corrector
Indications and effectiveness of using two-jaw block appliances
Indications and effectiveness of using the Clark appliance
Indications and effectiveness of using the Sagittal First technology.
Lesson 7. Use of Temporary Absolute Anchorage (TAA) in orthodontic practice
Myths and clinical realism of using TAA in orthodontic practice
Errors and complications that can be avoided
Vector forces generated when using Temporary Absolute Anchorage
Author’s scientifically based methods of using TAA: for distal movement of posterior tooth groups and anterior retraction, intrusion of individual teeth and segments
Clinical applications of TAA in various occlusion pathologies.
Lesson 8. Effective bracket positioning - predictability of orthodontic treatment
Effect of bracket positioning height on the biomechanics of individual tooth movements
Individual bracket placement on the equatorial zone
Bracket position controlling tooth rotation and derotation
Author’s individualized prescription for bracket positioning
Direct articulatory dependence between bracket positioning and the Spee curve
Bracket positioning and smile aesthetics – myths and clinical reality.
