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Wednesday, 1 <strong>June</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

Pre-Congress-Course: Tip-Edge PLUS Course<br />

This one day lecture course gives a comprehensive introduction to the Tip-Edge Plus appliance<br />

by the author of the definitive textbook Tip-Edge Orthodontics and the Plus Bracket (Mosby). As<br />

such it will provide the clinician with a solid foundation on which to pursue subsequent study<br />

towards clinical excellence, in which Plus sets new standards, particularly in the treatment of<br />

difficult malocclusions, with results attainable with less effort on behalf of the patient and the<br />

orthodontist.<br />

The lectures illustrate the principles behind the appliance, with comparison to conventional<br />

straight wire appliances. Each treatment stage will be fully described. Case illustrations<br />

throughout will demonstrate the versatility of the appliance in the treatment of different<br />

malocclusion types, highlighting the many advantages over conventional bracket systems.<br />

Dr. Richard Parkhouse<br />

Dr Richard Parkhouse qualified at University College Hospital, London, with a<br />

double honours BDS degree. He subsequently studied orthodontics at the<br />

Eastman Dental Institute, London obtaining D.Orth and FDS RCS. He was<br />

Consultant Orthodontist at Glan Clwyd Hospital North Wales from 1973 to<br />

2005.<br />

His treatment of severe malocclusions with the former Begg appliance was<br />

acclaimed internationally, prior to his adoption of the Tip-Edge appliance in<br />

1988. Since then, he has been at the forefront in the development of the highly<br />

innovative Tip-Edge technique, combining the advantages of ease of tooth<br />

movement with precision finishing demonstrably beyond the capability of<br />

conventional bracket systems. In recognition of this, he has been invited to<br />

present courses and lectures in 27 countries around the world, including World Orthodontic<br />

Congresses and AAO meetings.<br />

In 2010, he was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh.<br />

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