About Course
Overview of MOrth RCSEd Part B
Description of Examination:
- Component 1 – Unseen Cases is a two-hour diagnostic examination (in two sections) related to treatment planning and patient care with 4 sets of patient records.
- Component 2 – Seen Cases is a presentation of 4 of your own cases. (to be changed to Biomechanics of Treatment in 2023.)
- Component 3 – Communications is a one-hour Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) over 4 stations, on aspects of communication relating to orthodontic treatment.
What is in this course?
- 20 case discussions of unseen cases
- 8 case discussions of communications
- 8 additional recommended lectures
What You Will Learn?
In this course, Professor Rabie will prepare you for both components 1 & 3 of Part B of the MOrth RCSEd examination.
For Component 1, you will go through hours of unseen cases discussions on every clinical orthodontic condition possible. You will learn Professor Rabie’s process of how to objectively and accurately diagnose each unseen case, and how to arrive at different treatment options, starting with the most mainstream to alternative treatment plans.
For Component 3, you will go through hours of communications in a role-play discussion setting on every clinical orthodontic condition possible. Professor Rabie plays the role of the patient’s parent, who will pose questions relating to the case given, and you will learn how to explain the diagnosis and treatment plan of case in Layman’s terms.
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After this course, you will be prepared for:
- Diagnosis and treatment planning of unseen cases
- How to communicate diagnosis and treatment plans in Layman’s terms
- Fundamental orthodontic theory regarding the topics
Course Content
Component 1: Unseen Cases
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Case 1 – Bimaxillary Protrusion
18:57 -
Case 2 – Bimaxillary Protrusion with High Mandibular Plane Angle and VME
17:48 -
Case 3 – Dental Class I with Class III Incisors
33:28 -
Case 4 – Dental Class II Division 1 and Autorotation with TADs
21:13 -
Case 5 – Dental Class II Subdivision Left
25:32 -
Case 6 – Skeletal Class I with Bilateral Crossbite, Openbite Tendency, and High Angle
34:47 -
Case 7 – Skeletal Class II
14:31 -
Case 8 – Skeletal Class II Dental Class II Division 1
12:04 -
Case 9 – Skeletal Class III
24:42 -
Case 10 – Skeletal Class III
16:24 -
Case 11 – Skeletal and Dental Class III
39:39 -
Case 12 – Skeletal Class III with Bilateral Crossbite and High Angle
19:28 -
Case 13 – Skeletal Class II Young Adult Growth Modification
25:25 -
Case 14 – Asymmetry
36:58 -
Case 15 – Impacted Canine Transposition
26:44 -
Case 16 – Lip Trap
48:57 -
Case 17a & 17b – Anterior Open Bite with and without VME 2 Cases
30:15 -
Case 18 – Anterior Open Bite with VME
41:47 -
Case 19 – Hypodontia
55:07 -
Case 20 – Primary Failure of Eruption
01:30:57
