To provide the student with information on the concept of anchorage in orthodontics, from the definition, to the classification of orthodontic anchorage methods up to the implications and clinical applications, with reference to TADs (temporary anchorage devices). Special attention will be paid to TADs (temporary anchorage devices).
Course Prerequisites
Understanding the topics covered in the course requires that the student has acquired basic knowledgeS of orthognathodontic diagnosis and therapy taught respectively in the ORTHODONTICS 1 and ORTHODONTICS courses.
Teaching Methods
Frontal lessons spread over two mornings. Great emphasis will be given to the discussion of clinical cases to verify the learning of the course contents
Assessment Methods
suitability assessment
Texts
- Temporary Anchorage Devices in Orthodontics. Second Edition 2020. Authors:Ravindra Nanda, Flavio Uribe and Sumit Yadav. Elsevier - Le mini-viti ortodontiche e loro applicazioni cliniche: l’esperienza della scuola di Aarhus. Authors: MELSEN B. – VERNA C. – LUZI C. Edizioni Martina. - Contemporary Orthodontics sixth edition. Authors: William R. Proffit and others. Elsevier
Contents
- Definition of the concept of anchorage in orthodontics - Review of methods and techniques for the management of orthodontic anchorage - Definition of skeletal anchorage - Introduction to TADs with particular reference to orthodontic miniscrews: classification, product characteristics, indications - contraindications for use, success/failure rates, - Integration of TADs in orthodontic treatment planning - Clinical applications
