WEBINAR RECORDING. Part 4: The use of attachments and elastics in aligner therapy
€ 49
WEBINAR RECORDING. Part 4: The use of attachments and elastics in aligner therapy
Online
CET
online
English
Dr. Robertas Kirlys
Join this webinar to learn about the role and the correct application of attachments and elastics in our aligner therapy. Attachments are small composite bulges that produce force to obtain tooth movements, while other auxiliaries, such as elastics, facilitate more difficult movements and are considered in more challenging orthodontic cases.
During this webinar, you will:
- Gain knowledge on the various types of attachments and elastics used in our aligner system;
- Understand the purpose and application of these elements based on their form, size, and force;
- Learn how to read instructions provided to you by our team concerning the placement of attachments and buttons for elastics;
- Comprehend when and how to place these elements according to your patient’s treatment plan.
This webinar is a part of Ordoline Academy-Essentials webinar series.
The Speaker
Dr. Robertas Kirlys
Dr. Robertas Kirlys is a dentist - orthopedist - orthodontist. He completed his studies at the Institute of Dentistry of Vilnius University Faculty of Medicine (2006) and dentistry studies at Ernst Moritz Arndt University in Greifswald (Germany) (2004). In 2006 he completed an internship at Vilnius University Žalgiris Hospital. 2008 - 2012 orthodontic residency - Vilnius University Žalgiris Clinic. 2014 - 2016 completed the orthopedics residency study program at Vilnius University Žalgiris Clinic. From 2018 works at the clinic of the Vilnius Implantology Center. Is the manager of the Ordoline Academy mentoring program. Constantly lecturing and conducting practical training for general practitioners and orthodontists about treatment with aligners and the specifics of this work. Dr. Robertas Kirlys constantly deepens his knowledge in various conferences and training. Dr. Robert Kirlys is one of the most experienced specialists in treating patients with straightening aligners.