An Introduction to Orthognathic Surgery in the 21st Century: Case Selection, Planning & Treatment
Abstract
Orthognathic surgery is a very close teamwork between orthodontist and surgeon. This lecture will include diagnosis, case selection, treatment planning and execution of treatment and will describe the collaboration between the specialists and flow of treatment. Also the course will address orthodontic and surgical considerations before initiating treatment, surgical techniques, risks and complications. Finally the lecture will include an introduction to 3-D cephalometrics, computer assisted treatment planning and splint fabrication based on 3- D CT and surface scans.
Learning Objectives
- Review of etiology of orthognathic conditions/problems
- Discuss the treatment team: Different specialties, their roles and coordination
- Discuss planning treatment
- Explain treatment timing and sequence
- Discuss orthodontic considerations
- Discuss surgical considerations
CME / CPD POINTS
Recognised by MOHAP, DoH-Abu Dhabi, DHA & GCC Authorities
CAPP designates this activity for 28 CE Credits
