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    Freitag, 21. Oktober 2011, 20.00 Uhr c. t.
 


 


Prof. Nigel Harradine:
Excellence in the Finishing Phase of Orthodontic Therapy

       
  Ort:
Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin ZKM (Zahnklinik Süd), Hörsaal III
Aßmannshauserstr. 4-6

14197 Berlin

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Excellence in the Finishing Phase of Orthodontic Therapy

Finishing is difficult – how can I help?

Although there are other important components to a good treatment result, the term “finishing” usually refers to the steps taken to get optimum tooth alignment and optimum intercuspation.  Factors which greatly assist good finishing include optimal bracket positioning, logical choices of finishing wires and thoughtful scheduling and use of chairside time. The speaker will draw on his extensive personal experience of mistakes in these respects to propose a number of pitfalls to avoid and choices to make which should help to increase the percentage of successfully finished occlusions. 

Learning outcomes

  • Avoidance of common mistakes in bracket positioning

  • A logical basis for choosing and using finishing archwires

  • An appreciation of the need to gain time during treatment for finishing procedures

   
  Prof. Nigel Herradine
  BDS London FDS RCS Edin FDS MOrth RCS Eng MSc(Orth) MB BS London
 

Nigel Harradine is a Consultant Orthodontist at Bristol Dental Hospital and School. He is primarily a clinician whose remit is to treat complex multidisciplinary cases but he is also very committed to teaching, being in charge of the highly rated Bristol undergraduate orthodontic program and he is fully involved in the clinical, academic and research supervision of the postgraduate orthodontic program.

Particular clinical and research interests have included:

  • The use of computers for planning and recording the effects of treatment and for storing digital clinical records. Nigel is responsible for the OPAL cephalometric and imaging program which the most popular such program in the UK, with its proceeds going to the British Orthodontic Society Foundation. 287 offices and departments run this software which powerfully facilitates treatment planning, patient education, clinical audit and research.

  • Functional appliances – he was a co-author of the series of U.K. RCTs in this area and continues to explore better designs and clinical use of these appliances.

  • Self-ligating brackets. He has published a number of articles and chapters on this topic

  • The effects and effectiveness of orthognathic surgery

  • The effects of third molar removal. The author of the only random controlled trial on this topic in the literature

Nigel has published regularly on these and several other topics.

Nigel has lectured extensively. For example, since the year 2000 he has given 117 external invited lectures in the United Kingdom including multiple presentations to the British Orthodontic Conference and all three British awarded eponymous orthodontic lectures, the Chapman, the Ballard Memorial and the Northcroft Memorial lectures and the 2010 Webb Johnson triennial memorial lecture at the Royal college of Surgeons of England. Since 2000, he has also delivered 74 invited overseas presentations in France, Holland, Switzerland, Norway, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, South Africa, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and the U.S.A., where he has given five presentations to the annual session of the AAO including the 2011 meeting in Chicago.

With David Birnie, Nigel Harradine has co-presented the annual Excellence in Orthodontics Course in the UK and overseas for 25 consecutive years since 1987.

Away from the chairside and the podium, Nigel’s roles have included being the Chairman of a large number of national orthodontic and dental committees. Nigel was the founder and the inaugural chairman of the British Orthodontic Society Foundation which supports research and teaching in orthodontics. This fund has to date raised over £800,000. In 2004, he was awarded a life membership of the British Society for his distinguished services to Orthodontics and he is currently in the middle of a three year term as the Chairman of the British Orthodontic Society.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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