Orthodontics Postgraduate Training I Course

Program Overview

This comprehensive orthodontics program offers a structured curriculum covering fundamental principles, hands-on experience, and clinical observation. Divided into three phases, it includes a typodon course, postgraduate residency core courses, and clinical observation with electives. The program provides a solid foundation for aspiring orthodontists.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Course Content:
The course curriculum encompasses a comprehensive overview of orthodontics, including:
• Typodont course
• Participation in postgraduate residency core courses
• Clinic observation
• Orthodontics retainer course
• Cephalometric radiography course
• Introduction to orthodontic clinic and database course
• Course Structure:
The program is divided into three phases:
• Phase 1:
Typodont Course (6 weeks)
• Phase 2:
Residency Core Courses (6 weeks)
• Phase 3:
Clinical Observation and Electives (variable duration)
• Course Schedule:
The course meets from Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm.
• Individual Modules with Descriptions:
• Typodont Course:
This module provides hands-on experience in orthodontics techniques using typodont models.
• Postgraduate Residency Core Courses:
These courses cover the fundamental principles of orthodontics, including diagnosis, treatment planning, and appliance design.
• Clinic Observation:
Students observe experienced orthodontists in the clinic setting, gaining practical insights into patient care.
• Orthodontics Retainer Course:
This module focuses on the design and fabrication of orthodontic retainers.