Assessment, Diagnosis & Records Compact Course
Assessment, Diagnosis & Records Compact Course
Prof.* Ross Hobson
Assessment, Diagnosis & Records Compact Course
Prof.* Ross Hobson
What you will learn
- How to carry out a full orthodontic assessment
- Why your assessments are crucial when choosing cases
- Why and how you should take the right orthodontic records
Why you need this course
Are you carrying out any form of orthodontic treatment?
This course teaches you everything you need to do to make your diagnostic and record taking defensible.
- Learn which cases to avoid & when to refer
- Start with simple cases & introduce orthodontics to patients
- Integrate restorative dentistry with orthodontics
- Learn how to provide lasting dentistry
- Clinical support & governance to keep you clinically safe
About this course
In this short course, you will learn the step by step process of orthodontic assessment and diagnosis and taking the appropriate records. Getting these basics right is fundamental to getting the best results for your patients.
The course will teach you how to undertake an orthodontic assessment as a specialist would.
Meet The Lecturers
Prof.* Ross Hobson
Prof. Ross Hobson is the former chair in orthodontics at the University of central Lancaster. He was the first dentist to be awarded the prestigious Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy and has also been awarded a BDA fellowship in recognition of his contribution to dentistry.
Ross has published more than 60 refereed articles on orthodontics, hypodontia, dental materials and education.
He is co-founder of Windmill Orthodontic Group, a seven-strong group of clinics which were the North East’s first private multidisciplinary specialist practices.
*Ross is a former retried professor at UClan.
- Fellowship from Royal College of Surgeons of Glasgow, Edinburgh and England
- Published over 60 refereed articles on orthodontics and dental education
- Awarded BDA Fellowship in recognition of contribution to the dental profession
- Senior Lecturer/Consultant and Head of Department at Newcastle upon Tyne University