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SNB–Swiss Nonligating Bracket–an Astonishing New Bracket to Use Lingually and Labially: Experiences and Prospective The control of tooth movement in all three dimensions is a major problem in the lingual and labial therapy. Here, the question arose whether there is a solution with the conventional bracket systems, or would another bracket with an entirely new conception be of the right way? This presentation will show how to reduce much of the dreaded side effects. The SNB bracket controls with two arches in two slots that are mounted in a vertical distance of about 2 mm, in an efficient manner, the movements of the teeth. The arch wires slide in the slot like a skater on the ice and, in addition, guarantee a good stability. A special feature of these brackets, the two vertically arranged slots are to be emphasized. Thus an excellent control both in the transversal and in the vertical dimensions can be achieved which is especially important in extraction cases. These brackets are selfligating and show extremely low friction because of their Teflon-like material. The treatment times are reduced substantially in the rule. With the SNB bracket A new dimension comes into the orthodontic treatments. Despite its small dimensions it includes benefits, such as a good three-dimensional movement control, which is particularly important in extraction cases. Dr. Jakob Karp 1977 Graduation in general dentistry at the University of Munich, Germany 1980 Specialization in orthodontics at the University School of Orthodontics Geneva, Switzerland 1981 -1987 Private practice Munich, Germany 1988 – 2001 Private practice in Rom, Italy Since 2002 Private practice Munich, Germany The author is a regular speaker at major conferences, teaches in orthodontic training courses lingual orthodontics, and publishes in specialized newspapers and journals. 26
Post-Congress-Course: 2D Lingual Orthodontic “Hands ON” Course Case reports of patients treated with 2D lingual brackets will introduce you into this efficient technique. By looking at those case reports, you will gain knowledge about indication and treatment planning. You will get to know the instruments and the material you may use. You will learn to choose the different 2D bracket – types and with which wires you get fast treatments. You will learn how to manage problems that may occur during treatment. Finally, you will be able to select the patients which are suitable for 2D Lingual Orthodontics. There will also be the opportunity for practical work: Direct bonding, wire bending. After this course, you will be able to apply the 2D Lingual Orthodontic Treatment in your own practice. Dr. Theophil Gloor Dr. Theophil Gloor finished his studies at the University of Berne in 1969. After his postgraduate education (Prof. Herren), he got the title “Specialist of Orthodontics” in 1976. At this time, he opened his practice in Basle, where he is still working. For many years, he was member of the committee of the Swiss Orthodontic Society. During the past 10 years, he focused on treatments of adults, mainly treatments with 2D lingual brackets. Therefore, he is predestined to share the experience he got. 27
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