Course Description: 09231
Through approaches such as problem-based learning, clinical simulations, and the use of advanced educational technologies, students are prepared—using active teaching methodologies in a comprehensive and dynamic way—to tackle the challenges of modern dental practice.
The program includes theoretical, practical, clinical, laboratory, and demonstration classes
The program is accredited by the MEC and the CFO, ensuring national recognition from Mandic, a leading institution of higher education. This guarantees the quality of instruction and provides a solid education that is recognized throughout the country.
Dual Certification: Dental surgeons who graduate from this program will receive two certifications: a certificate as a Specialist in Orthodontics, recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC) and the Federal Council of Dentistry (CFO), as well as a certificate in Training in Functional Jaw Orthopedics recognized by the MEC.
A renowned and highly qualified faculty that provides personalized support and ongoing guidance to ensure an exceptional learning experience.
With modern infrastructure, well-equipped clinics, multidisciplinary laboratories, and high-tech classrooms, we provide the ideal environment for both practical and theoretical learning. We are the only institution to feature a dedicated Mini Lab, equipped with state-of-the-art digital technologies and a team of highly skilled prosthetic professionals, ensuring a fully digital workflow. In addition, the radiology center features state-of-the-art equipment, such as CT scanners, a portable scanner, image processing software, and 3D imaging capabilities.
First Module - Specialization: Orthodontics.
Second and third modules: Related Field: Required courses mandated by the MEC (Ministry of Education) and the CFO (Federal Council of Dentistry), which are common to all specialties, as follows:
Second module: Courses in Dental Ethics and Legislation and Scientific Research Methodology will be delivered via distance learning.
Third module:
courses in Medical Emergencies and Pharmacotherapy
will be conducted via distance
learning
.
Note: Students who have already completed the related courses may request credit transfer. Starting with the fourth module, the course will resume on a regular schedule, following the academic calendar.
SLMandic reserves the right not to start the course on the date specified above if the minimum number of students is not reached. Enrollees should wait for confirmation of the start date from the Business Department so that the necessary arrangements can be made.
“Admission to the class is contingent upon the date the CRO is issued, as—due to the regulatory approval process with the CFO—that date cannot be later than the course start date.”
Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Dentistry
Area of Concentration:
Module
01•Oral Anatomy
and Physiology of
Occlusion•Development of Occlusion and Biological Indicators of
Maturation•Etiology and Classification of Malocclusions
Module
02•Bioethics/Ethics•Dental
Legislation•Scientific
Methodology
Module
03•Medical
Emergencies
in
Dentistry•Pharmacotherapy in Dentistry
Module
04•Theories
of Maxillary and
Mandibular Growth and Development•Typodont•Facial Analysis: Main Facial Types and Patterns and Their Classifications
Module
05•Introduction to Cephalometry and
Cephalometric Anatomy•Model Analysis: Moyers-Bolton-Nance•Model Analysis/Typodont
Laboratory
Module
06•
Typodont• Cephalometric Analyses: Measurements and
Interpretations•
Biosafety• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
07•
Orthodontic Wires (Introduction to the Main Prescriptions)
• Typodont: Alignment and
Leveling• Theory and Practice of Bracket and
Accessory Bonding/Typodont• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
08•
Typodont: Alignment and
Leveling• Photography and Scanning in
Orthodontics• Self-Ligating
Systems
Module
09•
Anchorage in
Orthodontics• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
10•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
11•
Rapid and Slow Maxillary Expansion•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
12•
Etiology and Treatment of Class
II Malocclusion•
Typodont Laboratory• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
13•
Radiology and Imaging for
Diagnosis• Photography Applied to Orthodontics and
Management• Digital Planning and Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Module
14•
Class
III Treatment• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
15•
Etiology and Treatment of Open Bite•
Elastics in
Orthodontics• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
16•
Treatment of Deep Bite•
Intrusion Arch Laboratory• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
17•
Functional Orthodontics—All Malocclusions•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
18•
Orthodontic Treatment of Class II and
III Malocclusions• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
19•
Closing Spaces in
Orthodontics• Class I Treatment•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
20•
Closing Spaces in
Orthodontics/Typodont• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
21•
Atypical Extractions and
Complex Treatments•
Interproximal Wear• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
22•
Molar Verticalization•
Practical Work with
Typodont• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
23•
Finishing Bends•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
24•
Resorption + Biology of Orthodontic Movement•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
25•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
26•
Mandibular Propellers• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
27•
Final Course Project•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
28•
Intra- and Extra-Alveolar Mini-Implants•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
29•
Treatment of Impacted Teeth•
Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
30•
Clinical Seminars• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
31•
Intraoral Distalizers• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
32•
Treatment of
Dental Agenesia•
Orthosurgical Preparation• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
33•
Orthodontic Finishing and Retention• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
34•
Orthodontic Aligners• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
35•
Orthodontics in Adults with
Controlled Periodontal Disease• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
36•
Snoring, Sleep Apnea, and
TMD• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module
37•
General Review of Malocclusions and Main
Protocols• Orthodontic
Clinic
Module 38
Presentation of Final Course Projects (TCC)
Training in Functional Jaw Orthopedics•
Fundamentals and
Diagnosis• Analysis and
Planning• Clinical Changes and Approaches•
Current Devices and Techniques
Current Discounts:
A 10% discount on tuition for alumni of Faculdade São Leopoldo Mandic, except for those who took single-module courses or who completed a program lasting less than 12 months, regardless of the campus.
Undergraduate alumni of Faculdade São Leopoldo Mandic who are enrolling in their first graduate program—excluding single-module courses—receive a 15% discount on tuition and a 50% discount on the registration fee.
Students who wish to pay tuition in a lump sum each semester receive a 3% discount on tuition; for payments made in a lump sum annually, we offer a 6% discount on tuition. For courses lasting more than 24 months, when all tuition payments for the course are paid in a lump sum, the discount is 10% on tuition; and for graduate courses lasting less than 24 months, when all tuition payments are paid in full upfront, the discount is 7% on tuition.
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Prof.ª Dr.ª Daniela Abreu de Moraes
Doctor
Prof. Ms. Marcelo de Paula Cunha
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