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By the end of this course, the student should be able to:
• Assess the need for orthodontic treatment.
• Conducted an interview and examination of an orthodontic patient.
• Collection and analysis of a set of orthodontic diagnostic tools.
• Achieving appropriate goals for the patient that are proportionate to obtaining and maintaining long-term health and facial aesthetics.
• Create a prioritized list of problems for an orthodontic patient. .
Create a treatment plan for an orthodontics patient.
• Recognize the history of orthodontics and its impact on the current level of care.
Understand important scientific issues such as disease epidemiology and fact-based decision-making that inform orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Recognizing the normal and abnormal growth of the dentofacial complex, including conditions that impede the patient's ability to function.
• Identifying the predisposing conditions.
• Identifying which of them require immediate intervention or treatment to prevent the disease.
- Analyze and treat minor orthodontic issues.
• Recognize complex problems beyond their treatment capabilities and know when to refer the patient to a qualified orthodontist.
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