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Orthodontic biomechanics and anchorage

This course will take you from zero to hero of the following orthodontic topics: Orthodontic tooth movement; Biomechanics of tooth movement and Anchorage. Here are the main headlines that this course covers: Orthodontic tooth movement1. Role and structure of periodontal ligament2. Theory of tooth movement3. Optimal orthodontic force4. Tissue response to orthodontic force4.1 Changes in the pressure zone4.2 Changes in the tension zone5. Stages of tooth movement6. Types of force based on magnitude and force decay.7. Effects on drugs on the response to orthodontic forceBiomechanics of tooth movement1. Introduction2. Laws of Newton3. Definition of force4. Definition of center of resistance5. Center of rotation6. Definition of moment7. Types of dental movements7.1 Tipping7.2 Translation7.3 Root movement7.4 Rotation7.5 Intrusion7.6 Extrusion8. Definition of a couple9. Static equilibrium10. Action and reaction11. Deep bite correction12. Correction of bilateral posterior open bite13. Correction of anterior cross bite14. Use of V bend15. Diastema closureAnchorage1. Introduction1. Definition for anchorage2. Classification of anchorage2.1 Intraoral or extraoral2.2 Intramaxillary and intermaxillary2.3 Type A, Type B, Type C3. Intramaxillary anchorageAnchorage preparationSoft tissue anchorageFree anchorage4. Intermaxillary anchorage5. Extraoral anchorage6. Indications for anchorage7. Factors to consider determining the type of anchorage8. Tips to reinforce posterosuperior anchorage9. Tips to reinforce anteroinferior anchorage10. Types of anchorage10.1.1. Minimal Anchorage. Stops. Tip back. Arch wire tie back. Toe-in, Toe-Out. Retro-ligature. Intermaxillary elastics. Lip Bumper.10.2. Moderate Anchorage. Nance Button. Transpalatine Arch (TPA).Lingual Arch10.3. Maximum or Severe Anchorage. Chromosome arch. Transpalanance10.4. Absolut Anchorage

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