
Have you ever thought about how growth occurs, where it occurs, and in which direction it occurs? We will answer many such questions in this lesson.
Learn about postnatal growth spurts across infant, mixed dentition, and adolescent phases, and how growth timing guides growth modification and expansion in orthodontic treatment.
Explore the deciduous dentition period, eruption timing from six months to three and a half years, the B, D, C, E sequence, and primate spaces.
The lecture outlines the deciduous dentition period and its four occlusal development phases, including eruption timing of the central incisors at six to nine months and natal and neonatal teeth.
Explore leeway space of Nance, the living space after exfoliation of deciduous teeth and eruption of permanent canines and premolars, and its role in molar drift toward class I.
Explore mixed dentition and the onset of permanent dentition, detailing successional and exceptional teeth, eruption and root formation, spacing patterns, and the three transitional periods shaping occlusion.
In the ugly duckling stage around eight years, the erupting canine creates a midline diastema by pressing on incisors. Crown and roots shift distally, self-correcting occlusion via Broadbent phenomenon.
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In this course you will learn:
1. Growth and development
2. Occlusal Development (deciduous, mixed and permanent dentition)
3. Clinical Diagnosis (Extraoral and intraoral examination of the patient)
4. Types of Malocclusion (Angle's classification)
5. Some Common Habits and their treatment
6. Preventive Orthodontics (Space maintainers)
7. Interceptive Orthodontics (Space regainers)
8. Treatment of habits and malocclusion
I have been running Dr Teeth for the past 5 years and most of the dental community have admitted that Orthodontics is one of the most difficult subjects to understand. I hope this course will benefit you. If it does, please leave a positive review and I will upload more courses related to many specialities like orthodontics, Pedodontics, complete dentures, partial dentures, periodontics etc.
See you inside the course!