Date: January 27-28, 2017
Location: Orange County
Instructor: Various
Registration:
Lee Larstone
+877.372.7625 ext 406
Lee@rondeauseminars.com
www.rondeauseminars.com
The purpose of this comprehensive program is to teach general and pediatric dentists how to diagnose and treat simple orthodontic cases. Emphasis will be placed on thorough records and diagnosis. Treatment will involve using a combination of functional appliances mainly in mixed dentition and fixed orthodontic braces (straight wire technique) in permanent dentition. Dr. Rondeau’s systematic approach, organization and marketing tips make incorporating orthodontics into the general practice relatively easy.
Session #3:
Importance of TMJ in Orthodontics
- TMJ History Form
- TMJ Examination
- Range of Motion
- Hands-On Palpation of TMJ Muscles by Course Participants
Anterior Sagittal
- Indications, Adjustments
Class III Malocclusion
- Non-Surgical Treatment
- Diagnosis
- Treatment Planning
- Mechanics
Airway
- How Naso-Respiratory Functions Can Affect Craniofacial Growth
- Role of Mouth Breathing in Causing Malocclusions
Transcranial X-rays vs. Tomograms Utility Arches
- Torque and Intrude Incisors
- Lab Exercises
Different Types of Splints
- Daytime Repositioning Splints
- Nighttime Splints to Prevent Bruxing
Tandem Appliance
- Class III Skeletal Malocclusion in Mixed Dentition
- Retrognathic Maxilla
- Normal Mandible
Joint Vibration Analysis
- Soft Tissue Evaluation of Internal Derangements (Disc Displacement)
Rocking Chair Curves Lab Exercises
Anatomy of the Temporomandibular Joint
Phase I: Splint Therapy (4 months)
Phase II: Orthodontic Case
Finishing(12-24 months)
