MOrth Part B Qualifying Course
Course Detailed Description:
The MOrth Part B Preparatory Course is a fully exam‑oriented, case‑based program, built specifically for candidates preparing for the MOrth Part B examination.
Over 20 intensive teaching days, you will work through 4 full cases per day, using complete patient records and structured oral-style questioning. From the very first session, the course mirrors the new MOrth Part B format, ensuring that your preparation is aligned with how you will actually be assessed in the exam.
Each teaching day is focused on:
- Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
- Longitudinal Care and Mechanics
The curriculum is organised to provide systematic coverage of 13 core clinical scenarios in a logical, progressive sequence.
Across these themes, you will repeatedly practise:
- Structured problem lists and treatment objectives
- Evidence‑based treatment planning
- Longitudinal mechanics and decision‑making
- Clear, concise communication in a structured oral format
A key feature of the course is a strong focus on anchorage control. You will develop a full understanding of anchorage preparation in three dimensions, and learn to select and use different anchorage reinforcement appliances within realistic clinical scenarios.
The course has consistently achieved a 98%+ pass rate, and has been fully updated to reflect the current MOrth Part B examination format. It is designed for orthodontists and postgraduate trainees who already have a solid theoretical foundation and are seeking high‑level, exam‑specific training to turn their knowledge into confident, structured performance on the day of the exam.
Course Details
Course Includes:
- 20 intensive teaching days focused on the new MOrth Part B format
- 4 full exam‑style cases per day using complete patient records
- Structured practice in Diagnosis & Treatment Planning and Longitudinal Care/Mechanics
- Systematic coverage of 13 core clinical scenarios
- Repeated exposure to structured oral questioning and examiner‑style discussion
- Dedicated teaching on three‑dimensional anchorage preparation
- Detailed review of anchorage reinforcement appliances and their clinical indication
- Small‑group, case‑based teaching with interactive discussion
- Exam‑oriented feedback on clinical reasoning and communication
- Access to course materials and case handouts for ongoing revision
- Guidance on strategy and mindset for MOrth Part B success
- Analyse MOrth Part B cases using a clear, structured problem list.
- Formulate evidence‑based treatment objectives and coherent treatment plans.
- Present cases confidently in a structured oral format, under exam‑like conditions.
- Manage Class I crowding & bimax cases with appropriate extraction and non‑extraction strategies.
- Plan and justify treatment options for Class II division 1 and Class II division 2 malocclusions.
- Assess and manage Class III cases, including growth‑related considerations.
- Indicate and plan growth modification appropriately within MOrth Part B expectations.
- Diagnose and manage impactions, with a clear understanding of timing and mechanics.
- Plan treatment for open bite and deep bite cases with sound vertical control.
- Select and sequence expansion appliances within comprehensive treatment plans.
- Decide on appropriate extraction patterns (including 6s and single lower incisor) and justify them in the exam.
- Design and explain distalisation mechanics safely and effectively.
- Recognise and manage dental anomalies and supernumeraries within realistic case scenarios.
- Plan anchorage preparation in three dimensions, tailored to each individual case.
- Choose and justify different anchorage reinforcement appliances in the context of mechanics and treatment goals.
- Demonstrate a consistent, logical approach to longitudinal care, from initial planning to finishing and retention.
- Class I crowding & bimax
- Class II division 1
- Class II division 2
- Class III
- Growth modification
- Impaction
- Open bite
- Deep bite
- Expansion appliances
- Extraction patterns (6s, single lower incisor)
- Distalisation mechanics
- Dental anomalies
- Supernumeraries
Course Information
Duration
2 MonthsSenssions
6Languages
EnglishCertificate
YesCourse Content
Class I Crowding & Bimaxillary Protrusion
Class II Division 1
Class II Division 2
Class III
Growth Modification
Impaction
Open Bite
Deep Bite
Expansion Appliances
Extraction Patterns (6s & Single Lower Incisor)
Distalisation Mechanics
Dental Anomalies & Supernumeraries
Three‑Dimensional Anchorage Planning & Reinforcement
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