30-Hours Professional Diploma in Orthodontic Biomechanics
Credit hours
3
Learners explore the force systems behind orthodontic tooth movement and the biological response that makes it possible. Units cover anchorage strategies, brackets and wires, sliding mechanics and friction, loop systems, space closure, midline control, and managing vertical, transverse and rotational movement. Intended as knowledge for dental professionals and students interested in orthodontics.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Orthodontic Biomechanics and Force Systems
- 02Biological Basis of Tooth Movement
- 03Anchorage Concepts: Types, Strategies, and Control
- 04Fixed Appliances: Brackets, Wires, and Force Application
- 05Mechanics of Sliding, Friction, and Loop Systems
- 06Space Closure Techniques and Midline Management
- 07Vertical Control: Managing Open Bites and Deep Bites
- 08Transverse and Rotational Tooth Movement Mechanics
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