Following Dates for group 16:
6th, 7th & 8th Sep 2018
6th, 7th & 8th Dec 2018
14th, 15th & 16th Mar 2019
Following Dates for group 17:
15th, 16th & 17th Nov 2018
7th, 8th & 9th Mar 2019
13th, 14th & 15th Jun 2019
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Location: St Pierre Marriott hotel, Chepstow
Orthodontics has seen a rapid increase in popularity over the last few years resulting in more adults requesting Orthodontic treatment and also General Practitioners undertaking this treatment. Much of this rise can be attributable to the improved appearance of appliances, for example tooth coloured brackets and wires and, the ‘direct to market’ approach of several Short Term Orthodontic companies.
Many of the courses available are 1-2 days in duration and focus on how to use the appliance - how to bond the appliance, tie in the wires etc. In such a short time there is simply insufficient time to cover the basic nuts and bolts of Orthodontics - Diagnosis, Creating alternative treatment plans, Biomechanics etc.
The aim of the course is not just to provide you with facts but to apply it your own patients and such help craft your knowledge based on fundamental principles. We do not promote one appliance or technique but give you the skills to be able to create a treatment plan based on bio-mechanical principles and then select appropriate materials/systems to deliver this.
Our unique teaching technique has been proven. We simplify, we empower, we support. It is fun, it may take you out of your comfort zone but at the end you will be able to present a patient in a typical Orthodontic that is understood and respected globally.
Limited to 20 delegates, you will be given all the lectures in advance to read through and the sessions will be used to treatment plan and discuss the cases you bring along to the course. This method of teaching is very interactive and pulls forward all the information in the lectures in a relevant and timely manner. You will also develop a learning portfolio and be encouraged to get some cases underway. During the course you will also be invited to an online forum for delegates who have completed the course so you can gain further advice and support as you progress.
£550 per day + vat (Group 16)
£595 per day + vat (Group 17)
(Group 16)
A deposit of £1237.50 + vat will be required on booking with further instalments of £1237.50 + vat due for payment just before each set of course dates.
(Group 17)
A deposit of £1338.75 + vat will be required on booking with further instalments of £1338.75 + vat due for payment just before each set of course dates.
Summary of topics covered:
Getting started
Record taking - Diagnosis - Problems - Aims - Options - Consent - Learning Portfolio
Bone Metabolism Tooth Movement Anchorage
Growth Archform Occlusion
Class 1 Class 2/1 Class 2/2 Class 3
Bimax Proclination AOB Low Angle High Angle
Canines Missing/Extra teeth Cephalometric's Indices
Interceptive Ortho Extractions. Removable Appliances
Fixed Appliances Expansion Retention Damage
Wire Bending
Overall learning objectives
To be able to diagnose malocclusion and from this create a problem list with an aims of treatment list and then formulate various possible treatment options.
To be able to communicate these options to the patient including a crafting an individual consent letter and to take the required medico legal records.
Following from this, be able to monitor treatment and take mid treatment corrections that may become necessary. Also, to be able to prevent common problems that may occur.
We also encourage all our delegates to undertake a Personal Development Portfolio and to fully document 5 cases per year - all to help improve your knowledge and skill with reflective learning and ultimately protect you from ‘the authorities’
“all good will be attacked’ Jim Rohn
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In Depth:
Lectures will be provided in a PDF format. It is strongly recommended that you look through these before attending. To maximize time on your cases we may minimize time on these presentations - why sit there and have slides read to you when you can read them at home. Far better to do this and then ask questions when your there!
Day 1
Lectures
Building a learning portfolio
Aetiology of malocclusion
Classification of malocclusion
Case assessment
Diagnosis and presentation
Record Keeping
Day 2
Lectures
Interceptive Orthodontic treatment
Indices
Tooth movement
Orthodontic damage
Day 3
Lectures
Anchorage
Consent
Facial profile
Compliance
Day 4
Lectures
Archwires
Bonding
Relief of crowding
Fixed appliances
Day 5
Lectures
Cephalometric's
Alignment
IPR
Day 6
Lectures
Leveling
Overjet correction
Removable appliances
Day 7
Lectures
Space closure
Detailing
Canines
Overview Class 1
Expansion
Intro to Damon
Day 8
Lectures
Retention
Overview Class 2 div 1 and Class 2 div 2
Discussion
Day 9
Lectures
Over view Class 3
Functional appliances
Occlusion
Torque
Miscellaneous
Location
Map and directions can be found at the bottom of this page.
Catering
Refreshments will be provided during the breaks and also lunch. Please ensure you inform us of any special dietary requirements.
Will I be treating patients
No, but it is vital that you take records of your own patients in your own practice (Photos/Study models) and bring these for treatment planning and discussion. You will also need to take photos of these patients at each appointment (front-right-left in occlusion, upper and& lower occlusal) so that we can again discuss treatment progress.
Review | Udara Hemathilaka BDS
Review | Sally-Harvey Hendley BDS
Review | Jamie Pugh BDS
9 Day Core of Knowledge Summary
Our case review service comes as standard for anyone using our brace systems, but, if you require additional support throughout your case we offer our forum, Orthodontic Solutions. Our specialist orthodontist will be there every step of the way should you require it. Want more information?
Forum passes will be manually authenticated by our administrator, Monday to Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm.
*9 Day Core of Knowledge and Complete Lingual courses only.
