OHI-S Pitts Aesthetic Driven Protocols from A to Z

Name: OHI-S Pitts Aesthetic Driven Protocols from A to Z
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Include: 6 videos, size: 10.7 GB

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OHI-S Pitts Aesthetic Driven Protocols from A to Z

Include: 6 videos, size: 10.7 GB

Target Audience: orthodontists and general dentists

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The OHI-S course “Pitts Aesthetic Driven Protocols from A to Z” is designed for orthodontists and general dentists who are keen on mastering aesthetic-driven orthodontic treatment. It is particularly beneficial for professionals interested in advanced protocols for achieving superior aesthetic results in orthodontics. The course covers topics such as:

Macroesthetics, miniesthetics, and microesthetics.
The Pitts “Active Early” concept for efficient treatment.
Aesthetic-driven cephalometric analysis and diagnostic tools.
Torque selection and control for front teeth.
Case presentations, including Class II and Class III malocclusions.

This course is ideal for practitioners aiming to refine their skills in aesthetic orthodontics and deliver exceptional patient outcomes.

A complete training according to the modern protocols of Dr. Pitts.

The lecturer, Dr. Peter Csiki, is one of the main followers of the famous orthodontist, Dr. Thomas Pitts.

During the 6 online lessons you will learn:

Protocols for working with the H4 and Pitts21 systems (the lecturer will consider the choice of torque, prescription and positioning of braces, arch sequences)
The use of disarticulation
Lifehacks for using elastics
The Pitts “Active Early” concept
Auxiliary stages of orthodontic treatment (tooth reconstruction, interproximal reduction, laser gingival contouring)
The use of digital technology in the Pitts protocols.

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