⁃ Aligners predictability: - The concept and literature review - Tips to improve predictability with aligners - Aligners troubleshooting:why do we lose tracking of aligners treatment? - How to proceed when you lose track of aligners treatment?
⁃ Overcorrection: - The concept and literature review - What kind of orthodontic movements need overcorrection? - How to apply the concept of overcorrection with aligners.
⁃ Simulating biological response Nonsurgically: - Indication for using High Frequency Vibration (HFV) - HFV during active treatment - HFV during retention - High Frequency Vibration biological effect.
⁃ Simulating biological response Surgically: - Indications - The goal of bone stimulation - Corticotomy: indications and techniques - Guided corticotomy: indications and techniques - Micro-osteoperforations (MOP): indications and techniques - Enhancing aligners treatment with MOP. Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

⁃ The biomechanical tree - Auxiliary ressources: - Bite ramps - The concept and indications - Types of ramps and their applications - Techniques for when and how to place bite ramps.
⁃ Elastics: - The concept and indications - Buttons: indication, function, and ideal positioning - Hook cuts: indication, function, and ideal positioning - Clinical prescription of elastics for different malocclusions.
⁃ Additional Tools: - Fake Attachments: indication, function, and ideal positioning - Pressure bumps: indication, function, and ideal positioning - Rotation bumps: indication, function, and ideal positioning - Retention bumps: indication, function, and ideal positioning - Torque bumps: indication, function, and ideal positioning - Lingual Spurs: indication, function, and ideal positioning. Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

⁃ History of modern orthodontics
⁃ The biomechanical tree - Attachments: - The concept of attachments - The function of attachments - The 2 types of attachments - The classification of conventional attachments - what is the best type for each situation and when is it mandatory to use - Attachments ideal positioning - Clinical tips on attachment debonding - Attachments Mistakes: prevention and correction.
⁃ The biomechanical tree - Aligners staging: - Concept - Types of Staging - How to plan an ideal staging for each case - When to perfrom sequential movements - Staging Mistakes: prevention and correction. Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.

⁃ INTRO: Why Aligners?
⁃ Aligners vs. Brackets
⁃ Understanding the needs of the patient
⁃ Basics concepts of tooth movement applied to Aligners
⁃ The biology of tooth movement: - Direct theory - Indirect theory - Biphasic theory.
⁃ Digital Diagnosing guided by the Face, TMJs, Airway, Occlusion and Dental-Skeletal concepts
⁃ The 5 fundamental principles of biomechanics
⁃ Live Case Evaluation and Planning. Recommended for: Orthodontists, General dentists.