3D Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Orthodontics

Techniques Used in Orthodontic Diagnosis: Orthodontic Examination with Paperless Charting.- Dental Photography for Orthodontic Diagnosis.- 2D Radiographs for Growth Monitoring and Orthodontic Adjustment.- Cone Beam Imaging for Orthodontic Diagnosis.- Intra-Oral Scanning for Orthodontic Diagnosis.- TMD and Imaging Techniques applied in Orthodontic Diagnosis. Indications, Applications, and Planning Based on Imaging Techniques: Craniofacial Complex Reconstruction Using Fusion of Cone Beam and Intra-Oral Data.- 3D Occlusogram for Orthodontic Treatment Planning.- 3D Surgical Planning for Orthognathic Surgery.- 3D-Supported, Proactive Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning for Orthodontic Therapy.- 3D Treatment Simulations for Orthodontic and Orthognathic Surgery.- 3D Printing of Dental Casts.- Orthodontic Sleep Apnea Diagnosis.

Jean-Marc Retrouvey, DMD, MSc, FRCD (C), is the Leo Rogers Endowed Chair of the Orthodontic Department at the University of Missouri Kansas City.

He is a RCDC (Royal College of Dentists of Canada) examiner, an NDEB advisor, member of the AAO, the American College of Dentists, The Angle East Society of Orthodontist, a Fellow in the Académie Dentaire du Quebec, and the past president of the Canadian Association of Orthodontists.

As a teacher, he has received the McGill Dental Society and the Wood, Katz and Silverstone awards for excellence in teaching. Dr. Retrouvey also received the Bravo award for his impli- cation in teaching and research at McGill University. Dr. Retrouvey is also involved with HVO (Health Volunteer Overseas) in the development of blended teaching program for emerging countries and is president ot the International Foundation tor Dental Education, a nonprofit organization offering orthodontic course in developing countries.



He is the principal investigator (PI) for the NIH-supported research project dental aspect of the Longitudinal Study of Osteogenesis Imperfecta and was the PI for the "Dental Malocclusion and Craniofacial Development in OI." Thèse research projects are conducted by the Brittle Bone Disease Consortium from the RDCRN network of the NIH and have been renewed for a second phase. He is now PI for the NIH-supported project: Use of clear aligner for the treat- ment of dental malocclusion in individuals with osteogenesis imperfecta types III and IV.



Mohamed-Nur Abdallah is a dental clinician and a biomaterial scientist. In addition to working in private practice, he is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the Division of Graduate Orthodontics at the University of Detroit Mercy and an Instructor at the Faculty of Dentistry/ University of Toronto.