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08:30-9:00 9:00-10:00 Perfecting Imperfection

10:00-11:00 When treating patients with periodontal-compromised condition, what YOU have to know?

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16:00-17:00 To perfect a non-compliant maxillary orthopedic protraction in growing patients with Class III malocclusion

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Perfecting Imperfection

How to nish a perfect case?

Adjunct procedures to improve facial prole

When treating patients with periodontal-compromised condition, what YOU have to know?

"O2" ! (Ortho x OD)

orthognathic surgeryfacial contouring surgery: malaroplasty & mandibular angle reductionGenioplastyRhinoplastyFat Graft

To perfect a non-compliant maxillary orthopedic protraction in growing patients with Class III malocclusion

Although we have known that that a hypoplastic maxilla should be protracted 30 degrees downward and forward for a bodily movement of the maxilla with a facemask, it is almost mechanically impossible to do the same with an intraoral non-compliant device. It is because the force of protraction delivered by any contemporary intraoral devices is converted from biting force which is always upward and forward. This could result in an upward tilting of maxilla and anterior open bite after the protraction. The purpose of this presentation is to update you with two new concepts of protraction that are able to end up with a bodily protraction of maxilla. They are the stepwise intrusive maxillary protraction for a Class III patient with a long face, and the stepwise extrusive maxillary protraction for a Class III patient with a short face.