The Fundamentals of Biomechanical Orthodontics

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Delve into principles such as the center of resistance, center of rotation, and equivalent force systems.
Explore how forces and moments interact to achieve balance during tooth movement.
Understand the cellular and tissue-level responses involved in orthodontic interventions.
Learn how body systems influence the efficiency and outcomes of orthodontic tooth movement.
Discover the impact of medications and biochemical factors on orthodontic treatment.
Master the skills to fabricate and adjust both determinate and indeterminate orthodontic appliances.

Course Content

Introductory

The Importance of Studying Biomechanics

02:42
A Journey Through Force History

11:38

Understanding The Biology of Orthodontic Tooth Movement

Core Principles of Mechanics

Equilibrium in Orthodontic Appliances

Planning in Biomechanics

Practical Implementation

Fabrication of the Transpalatal Bar

05:29
Fabrication of the Lingual Arch

04:43
Fabrication of Occlusal Splint (TRIAD)

03:57
Addressing Transversal Issues I – Molars Expansion

04:02
Addressing Transversal Issues II – Molars Derotation

04:03
Addressing Sagittal Issues I – Uprighting Molars

05:40
Addressing Sagittal Issues II – Protracting Molars

05:51
Addressing Vertical Issues I – Intruding Arches

06:10
Addressing Vertical Issues II – Three-Piece Appliance

05:14

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Course Content

Introductory

The Importance of Studying Biomechanics

A Journey Through Force History

Understanding The Biology of Orthodontic Tooth Movement

Functional Adaptation of Bone Structure

Bone Formation and Reshaping

Stages of Orthodontic Tooth Movement

Effective Force for Tooth Movement

Systemic Influences on Orthodontic Tooth Movement

Core Principles of Mechanics

Understanding The Role of Forces

Characteristics of Orthodontic Force

Moments and Centers of Resistance

Principles of Force Equivalence

Rotation Centers and Movement Types

Equilibrium in Orthodontic Appliances

Equilibrium I – Newton’s Laws Explained

Equilibrium II – Identifying Static Equilibrium

Dental Appliance Mechanisms

The Six Geometric Concepts

Planning in Biomechanics

Planning I – Diagrams of Equilibrium

Planning II – Selecting Optimal Preactivations

Analysis of Clinical Cases

Practical Implementation

Fabrication of the Transpalatal Bar

Fabrication of the Lingual Arch

Fabrication of Occlusal Splint (TRIAD)

Addressing Transversal Issues I – Molars Expansion

Addressing Transversal Issues II – Molars Derotation

Addressing Sagittal Issues I – Uprighting Molars

Addressing Sagittal Issues II – Protracting Molars

Addressing Vertical Issues I – Intruding Arches

Addressing Vertical Issues II – Three-Piece Appliance

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