Mastercoip Master Protocols

The importance of the transverse plane. Protocols that solve the most common problems.

 1.1Biomechanics applied to dental movement with aligners: transverse, vertical and sagittal planes

1.2The KEY is in the transverse plane

1.3Anchorage in orthodontics and sequence of movements

1.4The 3 basic principles in orthodontic treatments with aligners to be successful

1.5The importance of the lower incisor: the final position that guarantees success

1.6Concepts associated with orthodontics with transparent aligners

1.7TRUforces and Smartforces

1.8Active and passive attachments: description, selection, design, application

1.9Precision cuts for inter- or intra-maxillary elastics

1.10Bite ramps: application, selection of different types and design

1.11Pontics and semipontics. When to apply them

1.12Stripping: interproximal reduction techniques, tools and functions

The importance of the transverse plane. Protocols that solve the most common problems.

2.1Strategies for correct transverse arch development

2.2The importance of passive attachments in the development of the arch

2.3How to master root torques

2.4How to avoid posterior open bites

2.5Mastering incisor torques

2.6Strategies to correct severe teeth overcrowding without extractions

2.7Protocols to correct severe mesiodistal angulations of crowns and roots

2.8How to avoid extractions due to osteodental discrepancy in 100% of cases

2.9Bone remodeling: How to achieve something impossible

2.10Effective re-centering of dental midlines

2.11Reciprocal movements. Mastering the “action-reaction” physical principle

Orthodontics without limitations. How to solve any malocclusion with aligners.

3.1How to treat any type of malocclusion successfully. Selection of particularly complex cases

3.2Managing anchorages. Guided bone regeneration. Keys to achieve the results you want

3.3Strategies to avoid disinsertion of aligners, especially in lateral incisors

3.4How to avoid anchorage loss and maladjustment of aligners

3.5Protocols and tips for correcting extrusions and severe rotations

Protocols that will make your life easier when correcting class II malocclusions.

4.1Strategies to correct maxillary, mandibular and bimaxillary class II malocclusions

4.2The importance of the second molar in the development of the arches to avoid the loss of anchorage

4.3MasterCoip’s protocols for sequenced distalization

4.4Passive attachments in class II malocclusions. Where to place them

4.5Why not to use power ridges. How to master the root torque technique

4.6Intermaxillary elastics. Type, size and force for each malocclusion. When to use them

4.7Mesialization of lower molars and premolars

Using micro-screws for best results. The importance of treating overbites effectively and the methods for doing it.

 
5.1Micro-screws for anchoring and accelerating class II correction

5.2Protocols and explanatory videos to learn how to place them

5.3How to approach the torque of incisors in both arches to avoid posterior open bites

5.4Protocols for incisor intrusion

5.5Differences between the upper and lower arch

5.6The curve of Spee and the curve of Wilson

5.7IPR planning to achieve correct anterior intrusion

Treating vertical problems and extreme cases with aligners. Strategies in multidisciplinary cases. Implants and dental cosmetics. Cosmetic and Smile Design.

6.1Pure Intrusion vs. Relative Intrusion. Differences and applications

6.2Pure Extrusion vs. Relative Extrusion. Differences and applications

6.3Attachments to use and avoid in the correction of open bites

6.4Correction of open bites by expansion and subsequent intrusion. A new paradigm

6.5Correction of gummy smiles with aligners

6.6Using micro-screws in posterior intrusions

6.7Strategies to create spaces for implant placement