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OHI-S Library of orthodontic appliances. Module 1 analog protocols
OHI-S Library of orthodontic appliances. Module 1 analog protocols
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OHI-S Library of orthodontic appliances. Module 1 analog protocols
Include: 8 videos + 8 audios + 8 file sub vtt, size: 3.78 GBTarget Audience: orthodontists, dental technicians
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7 lessons + 1 free (6h 20min)
Online library of analog protocols for manufacturing the most popular orthodontic appliances: all in one place!
Training model: “tell-show-do”. Detailed video protocols for manufacturing of appliances are waiting for you, which you can return to at any time:
– Frankel functional regulator of all types
– Pendulum, Helix, Quad Helix
– RME appliances
– Herbst appliances
– Beneslider, Mesialslider.
The OHI‑S Library of Orthodontic Appliances: Module 1 – Analog Protocols course is best for orthodontists, pediatric dentists, and general dentists with orthodontic practice who want structured, training in traditional (non‑digital) orthodontic appliance protocols. It emphasizes foundational, evidence‑based workflows for appliance design, fabrication, and clinical management before transitioning into digital orthodontics.
👩⚕️ Who Should Enroll
- Orthodontists refining their knowledge of classic appliance protocols and analog workflows.
- Pediatric dentists treating growing patients with interceptive orthodontic appliances.
- General dentists with orthodontic focus who want to strengthen their foundation in appliance therapy.
- Residents & fellows in orthodontics or pediatric dentistry seeking immersion in traditional appliance design and use.
- Dental technicians fabricating analog orthodontic appliances and collaborating with clinicians.
📚 What You’ll Learn
- Analog appliance protocols: step‑by‑step workflows for traditional orthodontic appliances.
- Design & fabrication: clinical and lab procedures for analog appliances.
- Clinical applications: interceptive, corrective, and retention appliances in analog format.
- Evidence‑based workflows: scientific principles guiding appliance selection and management.
- Case‑based lessons: real examples of analog appliance use in orthodontic practice.
Topics:
Lesson 1.A fabrication technique for custom-made sports mouthguard. Introductory lesson
– The importance of dental model analysis and preparation prior to fabrication of a sports mouthguard
– Demonstration of step-by-step fabrication techniques for achieving excellent fit, retention and functionality of sports mouthguard
– The applications of multiple design considerations relating to dental anomalies, developing dentition and comfort.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
Lesson 2.A fabrication technique for custom-made sports mouthguard
– The importance of dental model analysis and preparation prior to fabrication of a sports mouthguard
– Demonstration of step-by-step fabrication techniques for achieving excellent fit, retention and functionality of sports mouthguard
– The applications of multiple design considerations relating to dental anomalies, developing dentition and comfort
– Different applications for the longevity of the appliance.
– The range of equipment and materials.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
Lesson 3.The basic elements of removable appliances. Materials and tools for manufacturing
– Types of orthodontic appliances and features of their structure
– Components of removable appliances
– Alginate casts: recommendations
– The technique of processing the plaster model
– Required materials, type of orthodontic pliers required, the required wire thickness
– Clasps types:
– arrowhead clasp
– triangular clasp
– ball clasp
– Adams clasp.
– Vestibular arches: superior, inferior, Bricl, inverse labial arch
– Wire bending techniques: video demonstration
– Springs: types, positions, application features, indications of each and how to choose the best types.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
Lesson 4.Removable аppliance manufacturing techniques
– Screws:
– types
– design features
– indications
– screws position
– selection and fixing in the base.
– Manufacturing of removable appliances: thickness of the base and the boundaries of the base
– Technique of application of acrylic resin and design features
– Refinishing the acrylic and polishing.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
Lesson 5.Methods for the manufacture of functional appliances
– Types of functional appliances
– Anterior bite block
– Bilateral bite block
– Posterior bite block
– TwinBlock manufacturing protocol: materials, tools, design features, methodology
– M-Block manufacturing protocol: materials, tools, design features, methodology.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
Lesson 6.Frankel functional regulator: step-by-step manufacturing protocols
– Step-by-step manufacturing protocols:
– Frankel functional regulator I
– Frankel functional regulator II
– Frankel functional regulator III
– Frankel functional regulator IV.
– Materials, tools, design features.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
Lesson 7.The basic elements of fixed appliances. Materials and tools for manufacturing
– Molar bands: manufacturing, features, materials, important characteristics, adaptations
– Methods of molar bands fixation
– Industrial bands: how to choose right sizes, disadvantage and advantage
– Industrial bands vs hand made design or digital-customized and printed
– Rapid palatal expander: types of screws, adaptation, fixation and soldering:
– Helix, Quad Helix devices
– Lingual arch
– Pendulum.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
Lesson 8.Splints for home bleaching, bruxo splints, retainers splint: manufacturing techniques
– Mouthguards: basic requirements, thickness, boundaries, finishing
– How to choose the right one for every indication
– Retainers splint
– Splints for home bleaching
– Bruxo splints – night guards variations of different types, borders finishing until polishing.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Dental technicians.
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