NOA 303L Orthodontic Team Training – Columbus Ohio
Date: April 19th and 20th, 2024 Friday and Saturday from 08:00 am -04:00 pm.
Airport code: CMH Columbus Ohio USA
Prerequisites: None. This course is open to anyone with any level of experience.
| Registration Deadline | Education Credits |
|---|---|
| 60 days prior to the course date | 14 CEU (2 days) |
| Registrants Incl. | Additional Staff |
|---|---|
| 1 Doctor + 2 Non-Doctor staff. | $250 per non-Doctor staff. |
Location: Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus Polaris
8411 Pulsar Place
Columbus, OH 43240
Phone 614-885-8400 Fax 614-885-8410
Note to our Orthodontic Mini-Resiency Doctors: This is our two-day hands-on Team training course, which is a required part of our Online Comprehensive Orthodontic Mini-Residency. You are required to take NOA 303L and NOA 309L for graduation. These courses (NOA 303L and NOA 309L) are offered twice a year in Columbus, Ohio on a rotating schedule, to accommodate our student’s busy schedules.
Click the ‘Download’ below to learn more about the program schedule.
Educational Objectives
- Be familiar with the current levels of malocclusions.
- Learn how orthodontic malocclusions developed over the years.
- Learn the main cause of the development of orthodontic problems and crowding.
- Learn the importance of orthodontic malocclusion on the level of dental decay, airway problems, sleep apnea, and facial esthetics.
- Learn how we measure orthodontic malocclusion.
- Be familiar with Angle’s classifications.
- Learn what is and how to take the standard of care orthodontic records.
- Learn the different levels of orthodontic care a general practitioner can provide for patients.
- Learn several different orthodontic preventative and treatment methods to treat and prevent orthodontic malocclusions.
- Hands-on: Photography, Typodont bracketing, and banding. Wire sequence and placement, placing separators. Orthodontic instruments and their care, wire bends.
- Phase 1 orthodontic treatment.
- Place separators. Ordering expanders RPE, and seating them.
- Consents and contracts. Orthodontic coding and billing.
- Orthodontic treatment sequence. Photography, records processing, IPR, appliances, accessories (class II/III elastics, etc.), and retainers.
- The roles and expectations for the orthodontic team.
- Read Chapters 8, 9, and 10 in your Proffit textbook.
- Q&A
After completing this course NOA303L, you will have free access to the online module HERE.
Our philosophy is based on solid clinical practice and science supported by reputable literature. You will learn to diagnose and treat many different types of malocclusion.
Please Note: The enrollment deadline is 60 days prior to the seminar date. There is no refund within 60 days from the course date.