ORTHODONTICS Article
The Biology Behind Orthodontic Tooth Movement Explained
Dr. Shalin Shah
CDOCS Faculty
Understand the fundamental biology behind how teeth move through bone, including the roles of osteoblasts, osteoclasts, and the periodontal ligament in response to orthodontic force. This video explains why PDL health is essential for predictable tooth movement and what happens when it’s compromised, leading to ankylosis.
Related CDOCS Hands-On Workshops
Clear Aligner Excellence for Dentists and Their Teams, Part 1 (CO110)
Launch your aligner journey with a comprehensive introduction to orthodontic fundamentals, occlusion, case selection, and the SureSmile® Aligner system. This workshop equips restorative dentists to confidently plan, present, and manage clear aligner therapy.
Clear Aligner Excellence for Dentists and Their Teams, Part 2 (CO210)
Master advanced techniques such as attachment placement, interproximal reduction (IPR), and treatment timeline management using the SureSmile® system, while integrating digital workflows and refining patient communication strategies for optimal outcomes.
