This exclusive educational program has been developed for participating members of the Sociedad de Ortodoncia de Chile (SORTCH) cohort and is not open for public registration.
Mastering Modern Orthodontics: Diagnosis, Biomechanics, and Contemporary Practice is an immersive, four-day, in-person program held at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, featuring two half-day sessions and two full days of advanced orthodontic education. Designed to elevate diagnostic precision, refine biomechanical control, and enhance treatment planning for both routine and complex orthodontic cases, the program provides participants with practical, evidence-based strategies that can be applied immediately in clinical practice.
Built around an “end-in-mind” philosophy, the program demonstrates how clearly defined treatment objectives can be translated into efficient, targeted, and predictable tooth movement across a wide range of malocclusions.
Grounded in a comprehensive diagnostic framework, participants will explore contemporary biomechanics, advanced anchorage strategies, and the latest technologies shaping modern orthodontic care. Through a blend of focused lectures, case-based discussions, and practical decision-making models, clinicians will gain the tools needed to confidently manage interdisciplinary cases, asymmetries, early intervention, and Class II and Class III treatments in both growing patients and adults.
Participants will leave with clinically applicable strategies to improve treatment efficiency, predictability, and long-term stability in everyday practice.
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