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Module: Orthodontics
PowerPoint® Presentation for Specialty Chairside Assisting
with Labs
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Module:Orthodontics
Orthodontics
Part A: The Orthodontic Team
Part B: Orthodontics
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Module:Orthodontics
Learning Objectives1. Define the Key Terms.2. Define and describe orthodontics and the
DA’s role in an orthodontic setting.3. Describe occlusion and malocclusion.4. Define and describe what is included in
preventive, interceptive, and corrective orthodontic treatment.
5. Explain the process of tooth movement.
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Module:Orthodontics
Learning Objectives6. Differentiate between fixed and
removable appliances.7. State the functions of basic orthodontic
instruments.8. Describe the stages of orthodontic
treatment.9. Demonstrate the knowledge and ability to
assist during orthodontic treatment.
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Key Terms
• Activator• Angle’s classification• Arch wires• Brackets• Buccal tubes• Buccoversion• Corrective
orthodontics• Distoversion
• Elastics• Fixed appliances• Headgear• Interceptive• Invisible aligners• Ligature wire• Linguoversion• Malocclusion• Normal occlusion
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Key Terms
• Orthodontic bands• Overbite• Removable appliances• Resorption• Separators• Space maintainer• Springs
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Part A: The Orthodontic Team
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The Orthodontic Team
• Orthodontist• Reception and business-office staff• Office coordinator• Laboratory technician• Orthodontic assistant
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Responsibilities of the Orthodontic Assistant
• Take study model impressions• Take and process intraoral and extraoral
radiographs• Do the tracing on cephalometric radiographs• Give oral hygiene instructions and instruction on
appliance wear and care• Prefit bands before cementation• Apply sealants to teeth to be bonded• Place and remove arch wires and ligatures
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Part B: Orthodontics
Normal occulsion
Malocclusion
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Causes of Malocclusion
Genetic factors
Systemic factors
Local factors
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Malpositions of Groups of Teeth
• Anterior cross-bite• Posterior cross-bite• Edge-to-edge bite• End-to-end bite• Open bite• Overjet• Overbite• Underjet
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Types of Orthodontic Treatment
Preventive andInterceptive treatment
Corrective treatment
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Process of Tooth Movement
Osteoblasts Osteoclasts
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Orthodontic Appliances
Fixed appliances
Removal appliances
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Orthodontic Instruments
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Orthodontic Instruments
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The Orthodontic Patient
The diagnosticappointment
The consultativeappointment
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Sequence of Orthodontic Treatment
• Application of separators
• Placement of the posterior bands
• Placement of the anterior brackets
• Placement of the arch wire
• Interval checkups• Completion appointment
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Assessment Questions
• What are the three causes of malocclusion?Genetic, systemic, and local factors
• What are the bone-resorbing cells called?Osteoclasts
• What are the bone-forming cells called?Osteoblasts
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Summary of Module
• Key Terms• The orthodontic team• Normal occlusion• Malocclusion• Types of orthodontic treatment• Orthodontic appliances and instruments• The orthodontic patient