SWIP (Straight Wire in my Practice) – Introductory Course in Orthodontics. Part 3
- Lecturer
dr Nico van der Werff i dr Jan Cleyndert (CV)
- Date:
- 20 Mar , 2020 - 21 Mar , 2020
- Time:
- 10.00 – 18.00; 9.00 – 17.00 (second day of the course)
- Location:
- Czestochowa, Poland, POLORTO
- Price
719 EUR with early payment till 20.12.2019
875 EUR – regular price, payment till 05.02.2020
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginners
The course price includes: lunch and coffee breaks arranged in the course location.
Bank account:
SWIFT : PPABPLPK
IBAN : PL 72 1600 1462 1845 0581 2000 0002
BGŻ BNP PARIBAS
For the course participnts should bring a laptop with a free of charge Ortho-DDP software, which can be downloaded at www.ortodonta.com
DAY 1:
Class II Epidemiology, Growth and modifying Growth
-Epigenetic regulation of growth
-Influencing growth direction
-Twin Block : history, development, construction , handling
-Fränkel FR II, Headgear, Bite Right.
-Twin Force
-Carrière Distaliser ( Motion II )
DAY 2:
Mechanics of Class II
– Treatment of Class II cases with the Straight Wire System explained
– Use of intaoral elastics
– Detorquing Arch explained
– Forces in Class II mechanics explained
– Upper Archwire with “sweep”
Development and treatment of Class II div 1 and div 2
– How arch and dentition development lead to Class II/1 and Class II/2 malocclusions
– Differences in treatment of Class II/2 and Class II/1 are being explained
– Presentation of treated cases with Class II/2
Utility Arches
– Different functions and construction i.e. bending of utility arches is explained
– Bending exercise of intruding Utility Arch
– Piggy-Bag Technique
Intraoral Photography
– Modern cameras and how they work
– Understanding the importance of depth of field, and how to influence it
– How to use macro-objectives and ring-flash
– Composing the right shot for intraoral Photography
– Mirrors, retractors and contraster explained
Support of treatment planning of their patients by the course-participants
– Participants can present their treatment planning to the group through a PowerPoint presentation, and this planning is discussed with the presenters.