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its good lecture is nice , please cold you do lecture about the forces when and how much forces we can use or need to use and the max and minmum forces

hi i m looking for the third edition of mecanotherapy in orthodontics

Why the anterior brackets have no hooks while posterior have the hooks

How do we derotate a tooth

Hello sir A very useful lecture you are giving to us... thank you so much sir and sir audio quality is very less plz do something for this problem sir... thank you...I'm glad to be waiting for more lectures...

what does it mean to "bend the force" around the center of resistance?

Hi there Doc. I'm a bit confused as to why you can rotate the couple in any direction and the tooth is still able to rotate (2:54). Can you please explain?

Absolutely in love with your teaching method - very complex topic explained in great details . thanks a lot . Can you please share your views on V bend application in ANCHOR BEND principle in continuous arch mechanics : 1. in case of reinforcing posterior anchorage for anterior retraction 2. also in case of protraction of posterior teeth & reinforcing anterior anchorage with anchor bend specially the vertical forces generated with anchor bend in both situation & its clinical implications.

Thank you Dr for detailed video. I have a doubt at 7 min 5 sec i understand the to as the distance increases & the angle of activation is maintained ; the force reduce - this is under the assumption to maintain the same moments - M1 = M2 ; this is my understanding. But in video you mentioned both force & moment changes - this is where the confusion - may be my understanding & assumption is wrong - how the moment can be different if the forces has to reduce when the distance increases & angle of activation is constant. so in the pic in video you mean to say : 1. M1 is equal to M2 or 2. M1 NOT equal to M2 or 3. M1 & M2 are separate diagram & are unrelated . Looking forward to your response . thanks in advance. Regards

I am very grateful to you for the time and effort you took to share these concepts in such a digestible way. Thanks from the heart!

Incredible Results 👌👌👌

i have the exact same open bite. I am 43 years old and just now gathering the courage to correct this issue. mine was from thumb sucking until i was 11 years old. how long does this same open bite take to correct?

Hello Dr 🙏 I dont know if ull ever see this. But i thought id try. I was recently reading a paper that used a yinyang archwire for the correction of an occlusal cant. But i couldnt really understand the mechanics behind it. I came up with a theory, that the 2 sides of the wire since they extrude opp forces eq in magnitude and opposite in direction than they act as a couple, with the center of the maxilla bieng the center of resistance and center of rotation. But then what about the couple produced? Wouldnt its direction be opposite to the deactivated forces that i desire

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At 8:23 why is the final moment clockwise?

Can the bone restrict or prevent any of this possible movements of a tooth

Would love to see more videos like this showing adult jaws undergoing significant amounts of skeletal remodeling.

Wow. Amazing case. Too often physicians claim because adult jaws are done growing the only option a patient has is surgery. But then cases like this go to show otherwise. Cases like this highlight that even if surgery really is necessary to fully treat facial anatomy related health conditions, that there are going to be distinct benefits to using non-surgical treatment modalities to remodel the craniofacial complex prior to surgery. That the best outcomes aren't going to be purely surgical, but a combination of nonsurgical and surgical modalities. I wish more orthodontists paid as much attention.

Excellent lectures. Tq so much!

This is awesome. Valuable insights and perspectives on this topic.

Thank you so much. 👍

Can you tell the procedure of MOP in detail

This is great! Thank you for simplifying the concept. I loved it!

Thank you for this valuable summary. I really enjoyed it.

so with osteoclasts it's possible to provoke the inflammation and stimulation of bone formation without breaking the sutures apart mechanically?

This is what Biobloc and other palate expanders do. Change the growth pattern.

Fascinating. Want to learn more. The scientific studies referenced and more adult cases seem particularly interesting.

Would you like to hold a meeting with us from Orthotropics? I see allot of overlap in the practices.

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Incredible treatment result!

How can I find a provider in US? IL specifically

Thank u professor it is very helpfull. U are different. Ur academic degree seen! ❤

at 8:23 why the final moment is clockwise?

Thank you for the informative explanation , my question is : Is the CTOR plate able to hold the expansion of the upper arch and prevent it from relapse while intruding the posterior teeth?

Your lectures are good. You should give lectures on other topics of orthodontics too

where can I buy this book?

Thanks doc for sharing💙

Thank you so much sir 🙏✨❤️ I’m in my final year in dental school and i have exam tomorrow in orthodontics and this video really helped !!

Thanks a lot u are amazing I was so confused your videos are amazing Thnxs a lot Thnxs god I’m finally understood mechanics ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

quite interesting, so basically those perforations weaken the structure to ease the dental pieces movement to a better area, right?

Thank you

Do you work with pediatric patients

No doubt the literature told by you is good ..but the progression should be shown along with the appliance the appliance used

thank you so much Dr. kindly, when we put the bracket more gingivally, would this position cause flaring or uprighting of the incisors and vise versa?

thank you so much Dr. kindly, can I ask for your kind opinion about a case on your account on Instagram?

What is meaning of Mechanotherapy ?

Thank you, do you do online courses?

very helpful keep going

Really helpful, thank you