Archived Event - How to Make Class II and Class III Correction Simple and Predictable

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course reviews the philosophy of SAGITTAL FIRST™ Correction and its role in treating Class II and Class III malocclusions. Participants will examine the biomechanics of Carriere® Motion Pro® technology and review the clinical research supporting the effectiveness of Motion Pro appliances

The program will discuss treatment workflows that support same-day starts and improved efficiency. A variety of Class II and Class III correction cases will be demonstrated to highlight common treatment challenges and strategies to improve predictability. Practical considerations for integrating Motion Pro appliances into clinical workflows will also be discussed.

KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Understand the philosophy of SAGITTAL FIRST Correction
Analyze the biomechanics of Carriere Motion Pro technology
Review the research behind the Motion Pro appliance effectiveness
Learn how to utilize Motion Pro appliances to improve your practice profitability
Take advantage of same-day starts and decreased treatment times
Review Class II and Class III case challenges to avoid common pitfalls
Tips & tricks for your staff and practice for success

Dr. Ronald Risinger received his dental degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. He practiced general dentistry in the Air Force for five years, serving at Edwards Air Force Base, California. Dr. Risinger graduated with a master’s degree and an orthodontic specialty certificate from the University of North Carolina. Upon graduation, Dr. Risinger served a three-year tour as an orthodontist with the Air Force in Tokyo, Japan.

Dr. Risinger has received numerous professional awards and is a published author in several international dental journals. He is a part time professor at the University of Texas orthodontic program in Houston, and currently practices in Beaumont, Lumberten, Port Arthur, and Orange, TX. Dr. Risinger is board certified with the American Board of Orthodontics, and a member of the American Association of Orthodontists and the American Dental Association. i general dentist in Southern California who integrates orthodontics, restorative dentistry, and surgical principles into practical, everyday treatment planning. She translates clear aligner therapy, digital planning, and 3D printing into workflows that are realistic, measurable, and centered on patient outcomes.