ADVANCED TRAINING
These programs are intended to offer participants a host of lectures and seminars on new advancements and developments in the field of orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics. They provide a high specialty-level learning experience that emphasizes on clinical knowledge and comprehensive scientific foundation. The participants will acquire advanced skills and experience to diagnose and treat complex orthodontic cases and enable them to become strong leaders in orthodontics. The teaching will be covered mainly by Drs. Z. BENTAHAR, J. BOUSERHAL and G. LECOCQ, additionally well-known speakers will be invited to expose their high expertise on special topics.
The details of these nine Advanced Training Programs can be sent by email upon request and the key information are as follows:
- Locations: Paris, France or any other country according to participants demand.
- Number of participants: Minimum of fifteen is required.
- Attendance: Three sessions of two days each or one session of five full days.
- Starting dates: January 2021.
- Languages: French, English and Spanish.
- Level of study: Orthodontists and postgraduate students in orthodontics.
- Fees: 2850 euros (Registration : 600 euros + 750 euros par Module).
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Understand the specificities of adult orthodontics.
- Adapt the choice of therapeutic options to the constraints imposed by adult biology, physiology and psychology.
- Master the collaboration between orthodontics and other dental and medical specialties.
- Adapt the choice of materials to the constraints of adult orthodontics.
- Become familiar with tools most indicated in adult treatments.
- Ensure maintenance and post-therapeutic monitoring.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Master the most efficient treatment protocols depending on the malocclusion.
- Treat all the sagittal malocclusions.
- Manage vertical and transverse complex problems.
- Handle all forms of asymmetries.
- Solve specific problems such as inclusions, agenesis, ankylosis…
- Know how to integrate orthodontics in multidisciplinary treatments.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Diagnose urgent clinical situations in deciduous and mixed dentitions.
- Consider facial growth modifications and their effect on malocclusion development.
- Apply guidance of eruption during different phases of development of the dentition.
- Differentiate between one phase versus two phase treatment concepts.
- Understand basic biomechanical principles of different interceptive orthodontic appliances.
- Handle different malocclusions in sagittal, vertical and transverse dimensions in mixed dentition.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Diagnose different clinical situations in adolescent patients.
- Consider facial growth modifications in orthodontic treatment planning.
- Acquire the clinical knowledge about contemporary orthodontic appliances and their manipulations.
- Understand treatment protocols of different sagittal malocclusions.
- Handle transversal discrepancies and apply orthodontic and orthopedic treatment mechanics.
- Control difficult vertical malocclusions in a 3D treatment approach.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Fill in prescription forms according to the diagnosis, treatment goals and treatment plan.
- Understand rules of setups made for lingual appliances.
- Master biomechanics in lingual orthodontics.
- Treat minor and moderate crowding without extraction.
- Manage severe discrepancy with extraction mechanics.
- Correct all types of malocclusion: class II and III, transversal discrepancy and surgical cases.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Manage digital flow for aligner therapy.
- Make setups for aligners and split it in several clinical phases.
- Understand the difference between setups for fixed appliances and for aligners.
- Understand the biomechanics of aligners.
- Use attachments efficiently.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Understand the evidence base approach in orthodontics.
- Evaluate and criticize the scientific literature.
- Develop critical thinking.
- Elaborate a research protocol.
- Write a scientific paper.
- Acquire better scientific communication skills.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Build an educational program to teach students.
- Base the program on the latest scientific data and the specific needs of the population.
- Define the educational objectives according to the chosen program.
- Master different teaching strategies adapted to the needs of orthodontics.
- Use evaluation tools for theoretical, practical and clinical learning adapted to orthodontic teaching.
- Evaluate the teaching programs periodically.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
- Organize his/her clinic and monitor the activity with ratios.
- Define and communicate efficiently the objectives to the team members.
- Make the team fully and actively engaged and committed to the vision of the clinic.
- Analyze the financial resources: Balance Sheet and Income Statement.
- Understand how and when to invest in new technologies.
- Promote internally and externally the work done by the office.
At the end of this course the participant will be able to:
• Integrate the digital technology in daily practice.
• Manage workflow and office organization.
• Handle surgical cases through digital planning.
• Treat simple cases with home-made aligners.
• Treat simple cases with home-made lingual appliances.
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