Webinar course Marianna Evans

- Interdisciplinary approach “orthodontist-periodontist” to complex treatment of of the maxillary impacted canines

- Using CBCT to diagnose impacted maxillary canines position

- Risk factors that may compromise periodontal integrity of the exposed canines or adjacent teeth

- Anatomic landmarks critical in planning surgical exposure and orthodontic traction.

- Optimal timing to expose impacted canines

- Most optimal surgical exposure technique

- Most efficient traction mechanics of the exposed canines

- Expansion of the upper jaw in order to eliminate the pathology of respiratory function. Method justification

- Positive aspects of using a temporary skeletal anchorage

      a) adverse periodontal effects
      b) control of the expansion of the upper jaw in 3 dimensions
      c) eliminates orthopedic forces applied directly to the teeth

- Three - dimensional integrated management of the maxillary hypoplasia using Temporary Anchorage Devices in everyday practice

- Interdisciplinary approach “orthodontist-periodontist” to complex treatment of of the maxillary impacted canines

- Using CBCT to diagnose impacted maxillary canines position

- Risk factors that may compromise periodontal integrity of the exposed canines or adjacent teeth

- Anatomic landmarks critical in planning surgical exposure and orthodontic traction.

- Optimal timing to expose impacted canines

- Most optimal surgical exposure technique

- Most efficient traction mechanics of the exposed canines

- Expansion of the upper jaw in order to eliminate the pathology of respiratory function. Method justification

- Positive aspects of using a temporary skeletal anchorage

      a) adverse periodontal effects
      b) control of the expansion of the upper jaw in 3 dimensions
      c) eliminates orthopedic forces applied directly to the teeth

- Three - dimensional integrated management of the maxillary hypoplasia using Temporary Anchorage Devices in everyday practice