Extraction Vs Non-Extraction: A Clinical Decision Making Approach
Orthodontic treatment planning often requires a careful decision between extraction and non-extraction approaches. The choice depends on factors such as crowding, facial profile, arch dimensions, growth pattern, tooth inclination, and soft-tissue considerations. Making the right decision at the beginning can …
Overview
Orthodontic treatment planning often requires a careful decision between extraction and non-extraction approaches. The choice depends on factors such as crowding, facial profile, arch dimensions, growth pattern, tooth inclination, and soft-tissue considerations. Making the right decision at the beginning can significantly influence both functional and aesthetic outcomes.
In this clinically oriented online lecture, Dr. Banashree Sahu will discuss the key factors that guide extraction versus non-extraction treatment planning. The session will focus on diagnostic assessment, space analysis, facial aesthetics, and orthodontic treatment goals.
The lecture will also explore common clinical situations where extraction may be indicated and cases where non-extraction approaches can provide predictable results. Moreover, participants will learn how to approach these decisions systematically and avoid common treatment-planning errors.
Key Areas Covered
- Extraction vs Non-Extraction Principles
- Clinical & Diagnostic Assessment
- Crowding & Space Analysis
- Facial Profile & Aesthetics
- Growth Pattern & Arch Dimensions
- Indications for Extraction
- Non-Extraction Treatment Options
- Tooth Inclination & Soft-Tissue Considerations
- Case-Based Treatment Planning
- Common Decision-Making Errors
Join IIDR with Dr. Banashree Saha on 10th November 2026 at 5:30 PM for “Extraction vs Non-Extraction: A Clinical Decision-Making Approach” and strengthen your orthodontic treatment-planning decisions.
Curriculum
- 2 Sections
- 4 Lessons
- 2 Weeks
- Introduction2
- About the Event2
Instructor
FAQs
Requirements
- Laptop, tablet, or smartphone
- Stable internet connection
- Access to the Zoho Webinar platform
- Working audio and speakers/headphones
- Quiet environment for uninterrupted learning
- Notebook and pen for notes
- Basic knowledge of orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning
Features
- Expert-Led Orthodontic Session
- Extraction vs Non-Extraction Principles
- Clinical & Diagnostic Assessment
- Crowding & Space Analysis
- Facial Profile & Aesthetic Considerations
- Growth Pattern & Arch Dimensions
Target audiences
- General Dentists
- Orthodontists
- Orthodontic Postgraduates
- Interns & Recent Graduates
- Restorative & Aesthetic Dentists
- Dentists involved in Orthodontic Treatment Planning
- - Clinicians interested in Evidence-Based Orthodontic Decision-Making
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Course Features
- Lectures 4
- Quiz 0
- Duration 2 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 30
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes