From initial consultation to orthodontist treatment plan. Diagnostics

Dear Colleagues! We invite you to a course on diagnostics in Orthodontics. In the course of two days you will find: the theoretical part of the seminar, a practical master class, using various diagnostic methods, with an analysis of clinical situations, receiving patients and much more. If you want to get a predictable treatment result, then you need to understand and correctly diagnose. We are waiting for you on the course) tel for registration +380979404039. Lecturer: Marchuk Ekaterina Anatolyevna - Candidate of Medical Sciences, dentist - orthodontist of the highest category. Private Orthodontic Practice: Ovasak Clinic Network. Training: specialization in orthodontics at the Poltava Dental Academy, Czech Republic (Prague), Poland (Warsaw). Course: John Bennett, Richard Location: Odessa. Bazarnaya str., 92 Geneva clinic Workshop plan 1 General overview of diagnostic methods used in orthodontics. 2. External examination of the patient. Assessment of facial signs of orthodontic status. Examination of the oral cavity. Collecting anamnesis. 3. Analysis of diagnostic models. Requirements for diagnostic models. Necessary tools. 4. Photometric research methods. Face and intraoral photographs. Photographing technique using a SLR camera. 5. X-ray research methods. 1) Intraoral radiography. 2). Evaluation of the orthopantomogram.3). Analysis of the teleroentgenogram. Analysis of TWG by the Rickets method, by the Downs method, by the Bjork method. Assessment of the type of jaw growth in children and its importance for treatment planning. 4). CT scan. Analysis of CT. five). CT of the TMJ. 5. Functional research methods. Chewing function analysis. Study of the chewing muscles. Palpation. Myography. Studies of the function of swallowing, breathing, speech. 6. General principles of research of the state of temporomandibular joint. 7. Evaluation of the patient's periodontal status. Methods. 8. Interpretation of diagnostic data and general principles of drawing up a treatment plan for an orthodontic patient. 9. Discussion of clinical cases. Master Class. 1.Analysis of diagnostic models and orthopantomograms and photographs of patients with various orthodontic pathologies. Determination of a treatment plan. Discussion. 2. Analysis of the teleroentgenogram by the Bjork method. Interpretation. 3. CT analysis. Interpretation. Discussion. 4. Reception of two patients. Analysis of clinical cases. The master class will present the data of patients with various types of orthodontic pathologies, which will allow course participants to independently plan the treatment of "their" patient. And then discuss the diagnosis and treatment plan.