Learn the fundamentals of orthodontic diagnosis through facial analysis, cephalometric evaluation, space analysis, and occlusal assessment. The course covers classification of malocclusions, growth assessment, case selection, and treatment planning for both adolescent and adult patients.

Develop a thorough understanding of orthodontic biomechanics including force systems, anchorage control, and tooth movement principles. Participants will learn the indications, mechanics, and clinical applications of fixed appliances, removable appliances, self-ligating brackets, and clear aligner therapy.

Understand the clinical management of crowding, spacing, crossbites, deep bites, open bites, and Class II and Class III malocclusions. The course also covers treatment progress monitoring, finishing and detailing, retention strategies, and prevention of relapse to achieve stable long-term outcomes.