Anterior open bite is difficult to treat because it is can be caused by the interaction of multiple etiologic factors such as heredity, unfavorable mandibular growth patterns, imbalance between the posture of the jaws, nasopharyngeal airway obstruction, digit-sucking habits, and tongue posture and activity. Proper diagnosis and treatment planning, successful treatment, and retention are important to the long-term stability of open bite treatment. In this lecture, various treatment modalities (including TADs) for anterior open bite and relapse will be discussed. After the lecture, clinicians will be able to treat and finish anterior open bite cases more efficiently and successfully while minimizing the chance of relapse.
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Hey, we have a good practice… but how do we make it great? In this stimulating and informative lecture, Ryan Alexander will use his combined many years of Orthodontic management consulting experience to take you deep into the inner workings of the truly great practices and what it takes to achieve super success. The secret to getting to greatness lies in unifying the team around a common purpose, practical everyday systems, and joy in the work place. These things create the energy and momentum necessary to get to the next level of service and success.
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During a downturn, marketing budgets are often perceived as an unnecessary expense. But is that really true? We will dig into why pulling back on your marketing during times like these may actually damage to your brand and set you back when generating revenue becomes more important than ever. Learn tips on ways you can cost-effectively maintain a presence in the market to keep patients engaged and your brand top-of-mind.
Sponsored by: Scorpion
Speaker(s):In this 30 minute lecture, you’ll see a brief overview of the uLab software as well as a few clinical cases that Dr. Dumore has treated with uLab.
Sponsored by: uLab Systems
Speaker(s):In this session, sit in on a live discussion with members of AAO leadership to review what we’ve learned about practicing orthodontics in a Post-COVID world.
Speaker(s):In today’s changing oral health market, practice owner’s must take on the CEO role to drive operations, efficiencies, profitability and strategy. The words “patient” and “consumer” have become nearly synonymous which underscores the need to think like business leaders. To thrive, data analysis, business intelligence and insights are requirements for successful decision making. While “big data” has been around for some time, the problem that we continue to face, is what to do with it all.
Presented by: AAOF
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The direction of the market is important to understand. This presentation will suggest five major shifts to consider for the next decade. Some of these trends will affect the way we practice and who we practice with. More options are available today than ever before. The value of a practice has many components and this presentation will highlight key factors in valuation outcomes, which will be useful to orthodontists in all phases of their practice life cycle.
Presented by: AAOF
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In the rapidly changing orthodontic world, you must develop a proactive plan to achieve financial independence. This requires integrating improving practice profitability, transitioning your practice, reducing taxes, developing a spending plan, and protecting your family—all in a coordinated gameplan.
Presented by: AAOF
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