Banner superior do produto. Segue a descrição do conteúdo: Open bite cases keep relapsing — and choosing between elastics, extractions, TADs or surgery still feels like guesswork. Anterior open bite is one of the malocclusions orthodontists fear most: a case that looks finished reopens months later, side effects appear where you did not plan them — posterior open bite, a worsened profile, roots against the cortical plate — and skeletal cases raise the question nobody wants to face alone: compensate, or prepare for surgery? The Anterior Open Bite Course gives you a diagnosis-driven protocol for treating AOB across all age groups. Prof. Kleber Meireles teaches the full decision sequence — facial analysis, smile analysis, occlusion, then cephalometrics — so the treatment plan comes from the diagnosis, not from the one appliance you happen to know. You build a versatile clinical toolbox: habit control and interceptive devices in growing patients; extrusion of anterior teeth with vertical elastics at forces under 100g; extraction mechanics with inclination control; posterior intrusion with TADs and its effect on mandibular rotation and profile; and orthodontic preparation for orthognathic surgery, including arch coordination and creating the surgical gap. Stability is treated as a protocol of its own: local (bone and fiber renewal), functional (muscle balance, speech therapy collaboration) and occlusal. What's inside • Welcome from the Professor • Anterior Open Bite in Growing Patients — Preventive and Interceptive Phase: habit control, lip and tongue posture, nasal breathing, lip bumper, palatal cribs and transverse expansion • Anterior Open Bite in Adult Patients — Extrusion of Anterior Teeth: vertical elastics in posterior triangles, force levels below 100g, anchorage with stiff wires, extended elastic wear for stability • Extractions: premolar vs molar indications, biomechanics of space closure and inclination control, using beneficial side effects, TADs for anchorage • Intrusion of Posterior Teeth: TAD-supported intrusion, mandibular rotation and profile effects, indications and contraindications by facial type and Class III tendency • Orthognathic Surgery: diagnosing skeletal open bite, surgical preparation, arch coordination, the surgical gap, TMJ arthritis cases, post-surgical finishing and long-term retentionWho this course is for: orthodontists who see anterior open bite regularly — in children, adolescents or adults — and want to stop depending on a single technique. If you have watched a closed open bite reopen, hesitated between elastics, extraction, TADs or surgery, or felt unprepared to plan a surgical case, this protocol was built for you. It assumes a working knowledge of orthodontics; it does not teach how to perform surgery, and it is not an aligner-only course. 15-day money-back guarantee. Watch the lessons and apply the diagnostic protocol to your own cases — if it does not change how you plan open bite treatment, request a full refund within 15 days. Prof. Kleber Meireles has taught 700+ students across 131 countries with the same principle throughout: treatments that used to take 4–5 years resolved in under 2 — through diagnosis and biomechanics, not shortcuts.