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Scientific Program | Dental Conferences 2021 | Dentistry Conferences | Oral Health Conferences | Dental Congress 2021 | Europe | USA | UK

Speaker

Mar 19-20, 2021    London, UK

European Summit on Dental and Oral Health

Omar El Bayoumy
09:45 AM-10:30 AM

Omar El Bayoumy

International Orthodontic Academy Egypt

Title: The decision-making process in orthodontics: To extract or not to extract?

Abstract:

The major consideration in this important decision relates to management of crowding/ protrusion and the possibility of camouflage for skeletal problems. Crowding/Protrusion. If a patient presents with severe crowding, extremely procumbent maxillary and mandibular incisors, marked facial convexity, and severe lip protrusion, it should be obvious that removing premolars to alleviate crowding and to allow for the retraction of anterior teeth is the best strategy for solving the problem. Unfortunately, most patients do not present such a clear-cut choice. It is for this reason the extraction versus expansion debate has raged in orthodontics for more than 100 years. To better understand the grounds for the debate, we must consider the pros and cons of dental arch expansion.  

Biography:

Omar El Bayoumy is the Founder of International Orthodontic Academy (IOA). He has pursued PHD in Orthodontics at Pennsylvania University in USA. He has completed BDS from Mansoura University, Egypt and MSC in Orthodontics at Donau University, Austria.He is a member of International Board of Orthodontics and Implantology, Taiwan and member of European Orthodontic Society.

Omar El Bayoumy
11:00 AM-01:00 PM

Omar El Bayoumy

International Orthodontic Academy Egypt

Title: The Effect of TADs (mini-implants) on orthodontic science

Abstract:

The major consideration in this important decision relates to management of crowding/ protrusion and the possibility of camouflage for skeletal problems. Crowding/Protrusion. If a patient presents with severe crowding, extremely procumbent maxillary and mandibular incisors, marked facial convexity, and severe lip protrusion, it should be obvious that removing premolars to alleviate crowding and to allow for the retraction of anterior teeth is the best strategy for solving the problem. Unfortunately, most patients do not present such a clear-cut choice. It is for this reason the extraction versus expansion debate has raged in orthodontics for more than 100 years. To better understand the grounds for the debate, we must consider the pros and cons of dental arch expansion.  

Biography:

Omar El Bayoumy is the Founder of International Orthodontic Academy (IOA). He has pursued PHD in Orthodontics at Pennsylvania University in USA. He has completed BDS from Mansoura University, Egypt and MSC in Orthodontics at Donau University, Austria.He is a member of International Board of Orthodontics and Implantology, Taiwan and member of European Orthodontic Society.

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