Biomechanics in Orthodontics: A Comprehensive Guide to Orthodontic Biomechanics

Description

Welcome to Biomechanics in Orthodontics: A Comprehensive Guide to Orthodontic Biomechanics. In this course, you'll learn:

1. Introduction to Orthodontics and Biomechanics:

   • Historical overview of orthodontics and biomechanics.
   • Fundamental principles and terminology.
   • Integration of biomechanics into orthodontic treatment planning.

2. Basic Concepts in Orthodontic Biomechanics:

   • Force systems and vectors in orthodontics.
   • Stress and strain analysis.
   • Mechanical properties of orthodontic materials.

3. Biomechanics of Tooth Movement:

   • Cellular and molecular aspects of tooth movement.
   • Biologic considerations in tooth displacement.
   • Analysis of force systems in relation to tooth movement.

4. Archwires in Orthodontic Biomechanics:

   • Types and properties of archwires.
   • Selection and application of archwires in different treatment phases.
   • Customization for specific biomechanical objectives.

5. Orthodontic Appliances and Auxiliaries:

   • Overview of various orthodontic appliances.
   • Integration of auxiliaries in treatment planning.
   • Biomechanical implications of appliance use.

6. Anchorage Control in Orthodontics:

   • Principles of anchorage.
   • Methods for enhancing anchorage control.
   • Clinical strategies for maintaining anchorage during treatment.

7. Biomechanics of Space Closure:

   • Techniques for closing spaces in orthodontic treatment.
   • Force systems and biomechanical considerations.
   • Optimization of space closure for efficient treatment outcomes.

8. Biomechanics of Class II and Class III Corrections:

   • Analysis of Class II and Class III malocclusions.
   • Biomechanical approaches for correction.
   • Integration of various appliances and techniques.

9. Biomechanics in Aligner Therapy:

   • Mechanisms of tooth movement with clear aligners.
   • Biomechanical considerations in aligner therapy.
   • Case studies and treatment planning with aligners.

10. Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs):

    • Introduction to TADs and their applications.
    • Biomechanical advantages of TADs in orthodontic treatment.
    • Integration of TADs in treatment planning.