Over 20 hours of streaming video featuring Biobloc Orthotropics®
Orthotropics®, as you will learn, takes a much wider view of the patient and takes many more factors into account during diagnosis and treatment.
In these programs, you will see that if young patients can be taught to keep their tongues to the roof of the mouth, their teeth together and their lips together, they will achieve amazing results during their treatment.
The results you will see demonstrate the goals of Orthotropics®. Here are just a few of them...
In these programs, you will see that if young patients can be taught to keep their tongues to the roof of the mouth, their teeth together and their lips together, they will achieve amazing results during their treatment.
The results you will see demonstrate the goals of Orthotropics®. Here are just a few of them...
This patient was treated by Dr. Mew. And although the patient’s front teeth appeared to “stick out”, Dr. Mew used Biobloc Orthotropics® to develop both jaws forward.
At the Symposium, he showed evidence that few (if any) other techniques achieve this result because they pull the teeth back. He also presented evidence which supports horizontal growers retaining naturally straight teeth for a life time.
Facial Balance
As you will see, when
Biobloc Orthotropics® is successful, the patients achieve correct oral posture. As a result, they also have more attractive, balanced faces.
As you will see, when
Biobloc Orthotropics® is successful, the patients achieve correct oral posture. As a result, they also have more attractive, balanced faces.
Maxilla & Mandible Forward!
You will also see that when Biobloc Orthotropics® is successful, the Maxilla and Mandible are both brought forward, not retracted back.
You will also see that when Biobloc Orthotropics® is successful, the Maxilla and Mandible are both brought forward, not retracted back.
Protect the Airway!
In successful Biobloc Orthotropics® cases, the airway is expanded. Some of the presenters will show you cases where the airway has expanded significantly during treatment. You will hear stories about patients who went from sitting on the bench to captain of the soccer team.....simply because they expanded their airway, could breathe better and, as a result, became better athletes with longer stamina than their peers.
In successful Biobloc Orthotropics® cases, the airway is expanded. Some of the presenters will show you cases where the airway has expanded significantly during treatment. You will hear stories about patients who went from sitting on the bench to captain of the soccer team.....simply because they expanded their airway, could breathe better and, as a result, became better athletes with longer stamina than their peers.
What You Will Learn...
Why faces become unattractive and develop down and back (and how to reverse this)
How to diagnose and treat the causes (as opposed to traditional orthodontic techniques which treat symptoms) of malocclusion*
Why upper anterior teeth can and must be moved forward in virtually all Class II cases (up to 10 mm forward in some cases)
Why retractive orthodontics can reduce tongue space and affect the health of the airway
How to use Biobloc Orthotropics® to potentially increase young patients’ airways
The importance of the Posterior Airway Space (PAS) on craniomandibular pain (TMJ) and OSA
Why virtually all commonly used “functional appliances” produce a headgear effect and fail to develop the lower face forward
Why many post-ortho patients suffer from headaches and OSA (and how to potentially avoid this)
Why removing bicuspid teeth and/or using TAD’s to retract can be like fighting fire with gasoline
Why oral posture is the most important concept for you to understand (even though you were taught nothing about it in school)
How Biobloc Orthotropics® can close open- bites and reduce lower face heightsnon-surgically
How to create an energized army of parents spreading the word about your practice* This on-line series teaches the concepts of Biobloc Orthotropics®. To learn the technical aspects of this treatment you will need to attend a course that includes a clinical component.
