TADs — Comprehensive Training Course on Temporary Anchorage Devices

  • Duration: 2 Days

  • Course Type: On-site / Online

  • Language: English

  • Limited Seats: Maximum 10 participants

Learning Objectives

    • Understand the biological and mechanical principles behind TADs

    • Learn appropriate case selection and insertion sites

    • Study various types, sizes, and designs of TADs

    • Master insertion and removal protocols under clinical conditions

    • Prevent and manage possible complications

    • Integrate TADs into treatment mechanics for better control and efficiency

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Course Overview

Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs) have revolutionized modern treatment mechanics by offering absolute anchorage control in both simple and complex cases.
This course provides an in-depth understanding of the clinical application, placement techniques, and biomechanical integration of TADs in daily practice.

Through a combination of lectures, live demonstrations, and hands-on sessions, participants will learn how to plan, insert, and utilize TADs effectively to enhance treatment outcomes and reduce reliance on traditional anchorage methods.

Course Curriculum

 

 

  • Types and classifications of temporary anchorage devices

  • Site selection: anatomical landmarks and safety zones

  • Step-by-step TAD insertion protocol (hands-on practice)

  • TAD stability and factors affecting success rate

  • Force application techniques using TADs

  • Troubleshooting and complication management

  • Review of clinical cases and treatment planning

 

 

Hands-On Workshop

Participants will practice TAD placement on dental models under clinical supervision.
The workshop focuses on insertion torque, angulation control, and understanding soft tissue management.
All required materials and surgical instruments will be provided during the session.