Sadao Sato’s two-day course-2020 in Kyiv
- Venue
- City of Kyiv
- Lecturers
- SADAO SATO
- Language of Instruction
- English | Russian
- Target audience
- Orthodontists, prosthodontists, interns, dental students
POSTPONED. New course dates will be determined after the removal of quarantine restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic
Course Description
- fundamentals of malocclusion,
- posterior crowding, causes and consequences,
- principles of normal facial skeleton growth and malocclusion development,
- occlusal plane as a guide for the mandible growth and positioning,
- TMJ adaptive capacity,
- definition of real malocclusion, causes of development and methods of its correction,
- what functional occlusion should be like, the occlusal concept of sequential guidance with canine dominance,
- adaptation and compensation,
- relationship of occlusion and TMD,
- TMJ and craniomandibular system anatomy and function,
- a theory of vertical mandibular adaptation,
- mandibular displacement and its treatment by jaw repositioning,
- the concept of the lower jaw therapeutic position and TMD treatment,
- functional diagnostics and orthodontic treatment,
- gnathological orthodontics,
- presentation of clinical cases.
orthodontists and prosthodontists, whatever your orthodontic or occlusal beliefs, experience or qualifications, this Course will make you re-evaluate your practice and set the right goals in treating your patients and ways to reach them!
It is a fundamental interdisciplinary course from the list of The Must Do during which the term "malloclusion" will be adequately defined, what is the definition of normal functional occlusion, how occlusal disorders develop, diagnostic errors, causes and consequences, modern diagnostics and goals of orthodontic treatment.
You get the key to an attractive and healthy smile! After all, occlusion disorders are not just violations of occlusion keys, but dysfunction of the stomatognathic system. No matter what orthodontic technique is your favorite, what braces or positioning you use, the goal of medical practice should be not only to achieve occlusion or an attractive smile, but first and foremost to treat occlusion disorders!
