Orthodontics & Functional Jaw Orthopaedics
FORMAÇÃO PREMIUM EM ORTODONTIA
A course carefully designed by specialists to train professionals and develop highly skilled talents, fully prepared to face the most complex challenges of orthodontic practice with confidence, scientific rigour and mastery of the most advanced technologies.
Undergraduate Programme
Graduação
LANGUAGE
Portuguese with simultaneous translation into English
WORKLOAD
552 hours
DURATION
23 months
CITY
Porto – Portugal
VENUE
Facop Dental School
Course Objective
To enable dentists to practise Orthodontics and Functional Jaw Orthopaedics using the most up-to-date techniques. The course aims to develop skills in:
To enable dentists to practise Orthodontics and Functional Jaw Orthopaedics using the most up-to-date techniques. The course aims to develop skills in:
Diagnosing, planning and carrying out treatments for Class I, II, III and multidisciplinary cases.
Understanding and using virtual diagnosis and planning platforms.
Self-ligating systems
Functional Jaw Orthopaedics
Aesthetic aligners
Inter-radicular mini-implants
MARPE
Class III correction with mini-implants
Filo Invisible System
Applied biomechanics and segmented arch
Digital workflow in orthodontics
Lingual orthodontics
Laser applied to orthodontics
To apply the techniques learned in simulated practice and real clinical contexts with patients, ensuring the integration of theoretical knowledge into daily orthodontic practice.
Target Audience
Orthodontists, dentists seeking professional specialisation in this field, and final-year dental students.
Course Modules
- 24h Theoretical
- Introduction to the Speciality of Orthodontics and Orthopaedics
- Objectives of Orthodontic and Orthopaedic Treatment
- Growth and Development of the Craniofacial Complex
- Classification of Malocclusions and Facial Patterns
- The Keys to Occlusion
- Harmful Oral Habits
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- Cephalometric points and planes
- USP Analysis
- Exercises for the application of cephalometric analysis in clinical cases
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- Bracket prescription
- Orthodontic accessories
- Wires and alloys in orthodontics
- Typodont
- Bracket bonding
- Band cementation
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- Introduction to self-ligating systems
- Passive
- Active
- Hybrid
- Differences between self-ligating and conventional systems
- Basic biomechanics applied to self-ligating systems
- Study of illustrative clinical cases
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- Ideal archwire sequence for self-ligating systems
- Transverse expansion:
- how and when to promote it
- Reduction of friction and control of unwanted movements
- How to manage severe crowding without extractions
- Use of stops, bends, and auxiliary resources
- Anchorage adjustment and vertical control
- Case discussions with documentation and critical analysis
- Typodont
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- Retraction archwires for space closure in orthodontics – sliding and loop mechanics
- Torque and rotation control with self-ligating systems
- Intermaxillary elastics
- when and how to use them
- How to prevent relapse and perform personalised retention
- Presentation of finished cases and interactive discussion
- Typodont
Instructor: Dr Sérgio Cury
- 8h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- 8h Clinical
Content:
- Concept and evolution of orthodontic mini-implants
- Indications and contraindications
- Advantages over conventional anchorage methods
- Types of mini-implants
- Typodont
- Bone and gingival anatomy for installation
- Safe areas and risk zones
- Cortical bone thickness and clinical relevance
- Selection of the installation site
- Radiographic and tomographic evaluation
- Step-by-step installation protocol (manual or motorised)
- Aseptic technique and intraoperative care
- Tips to prevent installation failures
Laboratory: Practical session with installation of mini-implants in skull models
Clinical: Patient treatment
- 8h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- 8h Clinical
- Intrusion of molars and incisors
- Anterior retraction with absolute anchorage
- Molar distalisation
- Molar mesialisation
- Asymmetry corrections
- Canine traction
- Early and late failure factors
- Peri-implant inflammation
- Mini-implant mobility
- Approaches to unsuccessful outcomes
- Patient oral hygiene
- Dietary recommendations
- Reviews and maintenance
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Orthodontic expanders in mixed dentition
- Assessment of growth and bone maturity
- Indications and contraindications for transverse treatment
- Importance of treatment timing
- Orthopaedic vs dentoalveolar expansion
- Acrylic tooth-supported expander
- Acrylic mini-implant-supported expander
- Expanders in permanent dentition
- Hyrax
- MARPE
- Role of corticotomy, micro-osteoperforations and SARME (surgically assisted expansion)
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Anteroposterior Malocclusions – Class II
- How to identify a Class II case during patient assessment
- Class II Division 1:
- Characteristics
- Causes
- Typical treatments
- Class II Division 2:
- Characteristics
- Causes
- Treatments
- Comparison between the two divisions
- Conventional orthodontic appliances
- Fixed appliance
- Orthognathic surgery
- When necessary in more severe cases
- Post-treatment follow-up:
- Importance of retention to maintain results
- Anteroposterior Malocclusions – Class III
- Dental and skeletal Class III
- Treatment of dental Class III
- Treatment of skeletal Class III
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Treatment of Vertical Malocclusions – Open Bite
- How to identify an open bite during patient assessment
- Functional vs Structural open bite
- Preventive and corrective appliances
- Multidisciplinary treatment
- Treatment of Vertical Malocclusions – Deep Bite
- Diagnosis of deep bite
- Causes of deep bite
- Consequences of untreated deep bite
- Orthodontic treatment of deep bite
- Multidisciplinary treatment
- 8h Theoretical
- 8h Laboratory
- 8h Clinical
- Indirect orthodontic bonding
- Preparation of bonding surfaces
- Transfer trays
- Filo Invisible
- Definition
- Indications
- Contraindications
- Wire sequence
- Typodont – Filo Invisible installation technique
- 12h Theoretical
- 4h Laboratory
- 8h Clinical
- Introduction to orthodontics with aligners
- Advantages and disadvantages compared to fixed appliances
- Scanner demonstration and hands-on scanning practice
- Intraoral scanner and digital models
- Principles of biomechanics with aligners
- Design and manufacturing of aligners
- Material properties
- To promote knowledge of orthodontics with aligners
- To train orthodontic specialists to use aligners effectively
- To provide a comprehensive understanding of the principles and concepts of orthodontic aligners
- To enable orthodontists to identify suitable cases for aligner treatment
- To teach the basic steps of planning and executing treatments with aligners
- To train orthodontists in the use of auxiliary mechanics when working with aligners
Instructors: Dr Priscila Rodrigues da Silva and Dr Pedro Paulo Dalla
- 12h Theoretical
- 4h Laboratory
- 8h Clinical
Content:
- Developing the treatment plan
- Corrections of virtual planning
- Biomechanics with attachments
- Interproximal reduction (IPR)
- Class I treatment protocol
Clinical: Patient treatment
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Class I treatment protocol
- Anchorage resources
- Distalisation staging
- Protocols for treating deep bite and open bite
- Discussion of clinical cases
Instructors: Dr Priscila Rodrigues da Silva and Dr Pedro Paulo Dalla
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
Content:
- Class III treatment protocol
- Cantilever biomechanics with aligners
- Retention
- Pricing and marketing strategies
- Discussion of clinical cases
Clinical: Patient treatment
- 12h Theoretical
- 4h Laboratory
- 8h Clinical
- Fundamentals of Lingual Orthodontics (Theory)
- History and evolution of lingual orthodontics
- Advantages and disadvantages compared to other systems
- Clinical indications and contraindications
- Types of lingual appliances and systems available
- Biomechanics and Planning (Theory)
- Basic biomechanics concepts in lingual systems
- Differences compared to the labial technique
- Adjustments required for torque control and tooth movement
- Simplified Clinical Protocol (Laboratory Practice)
- Step-by-step indirect bonding of lingual brackets
- Archwire sequence and lingual arch form
- Managing initial discomfort and patient adaptation
- Presentation of clinical cases
- Bonding brackets on malocclusion models and fabrication of transfer trays (Laboratory Practice)
- “X” technique procedure
- Bracket bonding
- Transfer tray fabrication
- Fundamentals and evolution of orthodontics
- The digital era in orthodontics
- Differences between conventional and digital customised lingual techniques
- Indications and contraindications
- Digital Workflow in Lingual Orthodontics (Theory and Laboratory Practice)
- Introduction to CAD/CAM technology applied to lingual orthodontics
- Intraoral scanning
- Protocols and best practices
- 3D digital planning:
- Software and data integration
- Communication with digital laboratories:
- Digital models
- Virtual set-up
- Personalisation and Biomechanics (Theory)
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- Customised brackets
- Fabrication and clinical advantages
- Differential biomechanics
- Torque
- Tipping
- Three-dimensional control in lingual technique
- Individualised planning
- From virtual set-up to final result
- Customised brackets
- Digital indirect bonding (CAD/CAM templates)
- Insertion of customised archwires and necessary adjustments
- Monitoring progress using digital tools (scanner, clinical photos)
- Biomechanics and archwire sequence in Digital Lingual Orthodontics
- Presentation of real cases treated with customised digital systems
- Lessons learned and challenges encountered
- Space for discussion, questions, and exchange of experiences
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Bruxism
- Current definitions
- Diagnosis
- Categorisation
- Methods
- Identification of associated factors
- Clinical management of patients with bruxism
- TMD (Temporomandibular Disorders)
- Current definitions
- Patient identification
- Investigation of signs and symptoms
- Diagnosis
- Recommended diagnostic protocols
- TMD management
- Main recommended approaches
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Traction of Impacted Canines
- Frequency
- Causes
- Ericson & Kurol Classification (position and angulation)
- Aetiology of impacted canines
- Prognostic evaluation
- Case planning
- Surgical techniques – open and closed
- Clinical sequence of traction
- Types of devices:
- NiTi wires
- Elastics
- Springs
- Cantilevers
- Mini-implants
- Dental Agenesis
- Importance of early diagnosis (mixed dentition)
- Classification of agenesis
- Impact on occlusion and aesthetics
- Orthodontic treatment possibilities
- Interdisciplinary planning
- Therapeutic approaches by type of agenesis
- Use of mini-implants and skeletal anchorage
- Case study
- Current scientific evidence
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Biomechanical principles
- Clinical indications
- Components of the segmented system
- Types of devices used
- Cantilever:
- Biomechanics
- Applications
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Interrelation of Orthodontics with Restorative Dentistry and Orthognathic Surgery
- Diagnostic approach
- Treatment planning
- Presentation of clinical cases
- Planning the Orthodontic Finishing Phase
- Diagnostic approach
- Required dental movements
- Mastery of mechanics
- Presentation of clinical cases
- Orthodontic Retention
- Removable and fixed appliances
- Selection of appliance type for upper and lower arches
- Duration of retention appliance use
- Presentation of clinical cases
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Concepts relevant to clinical practice
- New nomenclature of the biological width and periodontal biotype
- Aesthetic concepts (smile harmonisation), facial thirds, and dental proportions
- Periodontal instruments
- Patient assessment (clinical examination and complementary tests)
- Diagnosis and correction of gummy smile
- Surgical principles
- Basic surgical principles
- Indications
- Contraindications
- Anatomical considerations
- Anaesthesia
- Incisions
- Types of flaps
- Sutures
- Post-operative care
- Basic surgical principles
- Techniques for Aesthetic Crown Lengthening – Gingivoplasty
- Flapless
- Conventional
- Indications for osteotomy/osteoplasty
- Surgical strategies
- Gingival peeling
- Periodontal plastic surgery with aesthetic rehabilitation
- Therapeutics in periodontal surgery
- Timing for performing definitive restorative procedures
- Clinical cases
- Complications and post-operative management
- Pricing
- 16h Theoretical
- 8h Clinical
- Presentation of the final scientific project / orthodontic seminar
Faculty
Coordenadora
Former President of the Brazilian Association of Lingual Orthodontics – ABOL;
Specialist and Master in Orthodontics from the University of the City of São Paulo – Brazil;
PhD in Dentistry – Laser Concentration Area, Cruzeiro do Sul University – Brazil;
Coordinator of the Extension Course in Lingual Orthodontics at Cruzeiro do Sul University – Brazil;
Coordinator of the Course in Lingual Orthodontics and Aesthetic Aligners at TMCS – Dental School Porto and Lisbon – Portugal;
Coordinator of the Specialisation Course in Orthodontics at Cruzeiro do Sul University – Brazil;
Coordinator of the Specialisation Course in Orthodontics at TMCS – Dental School Portugal;
Scientific Director of ECOE – Complementary School of Aesthetic Dentistry, São Paulo – Brazil;
Scientific Director of Dental School Portugal;
Researcher in materials and laser in orthodontics;
Full Member of the Brazilian Association of Lingual Orthodontics – ABOL;
Member of the World Laser Federation;
Co-author of the book Lingual Aesthetic Orthodontics;
Co-author of the book Nuevo Enfoque en Ortodoncia Lingual;
Co-author of the book Ortodontia na Visão Delas (Orthodontics in Their View);
Co-author of the book Lingual Orthodontics: An Unparalleled Alternative for Aesthetic Orthodontic Therapy.
PhD in Dentistry – UNICSUL (Cruzeiro do Sul University), São Paulo, Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Dentistry – UNICSUL (Cruzeiro do Sul University), São Paulo, Brazil;
Specialist in Orthodontics – Prof. Flávio Vellini Institute, São Paulo, Brazil;
Undergraduate Professor, Department of Orthodontics – UNISA (Santo Amaro University), São Paulo, Brazil;
Coordinator of the Digital Aesthetic Aligners Course – São Paulo, Brazil;
ECOE – Complementary School of Aesthetic Dentistry, São Paulo, Brazil;
Deputy Coordinator of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course – UNICSUL (Cruzeiro do Sul University), São Paulo, Brazil.
PhD in Dentistry – UNICSUL (Cruzeiro do Sul University), São Paulo, Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Dentistry – UNICSUL (Cruzeiro do Sul University), São Paulo, Brazil;
Specialist in Orthodontics – Prof. Flávio Vellini Institute, São Paulo, Brazil;
Undergraduate Professor, Department of Orthodontics – UNISA (Santo Amaro University), São Paulo, Brazil;
Coordinator of the Digital Aesthetic Aligners Course – São Paulo, Brazil;
ECOE – Complementary School of Aesthetic Dentistry, São Paulo, Brazil;
Deputy Coordinator of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course – UNICSUL (Cruzeiro do Sul University), São Paulo, Brazil.
PhD in Orthodontics – University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Biomaterials – UNIFOA (University of Volta Redonda), Brazil;
Specialist in Orthodontics – UNIG (University of Nova Iguaçu), Brazil;
Specialist in Oral Radiology and Imaging – Herreiro Faculty, Brazil;
Fellowship in Mini-Implants with Dr Chris Chang – Taiwan;
Clinical Director and Professor of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course – Ortego.
Professional Master’s Degree – ICT-UNESP, São Paulo, Brazil;
Specialist in Orthodontics – FAPES, São Paulo, Brazil;
Bachelor’s Degree from São Paulo State University – Júlio de Mesquita Filho (UNESP), São Paulo, Brazil;
President of the Aligner Congress (the first Aligner Congress in Brazil);
KOL (Key Opinion Leader) for Angel Aligner;
Speaker and Mentor at SELF.
Professional Master’s Degree – ICT-UNESP, São Paulo, Brazil;
Specialist in Orthodontics – FAPES, São Paulo, Brazil;
Bachelor’s Degree from São Paulo State University – Júlio de Mesquita Filho (UNESP), São Paulo, Brazil;
President of the Aligner Congress (the first Aligner Congress in Brazil);
KOL (Key Opinion Leader) for Angel Aligner;
Speaker and Mentor at SELF.
PhD in Orthodontics from São Leopoldo Mandic Dental School (SLMandic) – Vitória, ES, Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Orthodontics from SLMandic – Vitória, ES, Brazil;
Specialist in Orthodontics from SLMandic – Vitória, ES, Brazil;
Coordinator of the Master’s Degree Programme in Orthodontics at SLMandic – Vitória, ES, Brazil;
Coordinator of the Specialisation Course in Orthodontics at SLMandic – Campinas Campus, SP, Brazil;
Coordinator of the Specialisation Course in Orthodontics at SLMandic – Vila Velha Campus, ES, Brazil;
Coordinator of the Excellence Course in Orthodontics at SLMandic – Vitória, ES, Brazil;
Author of the book “Manual for Working with Portia Self-Ligating Brackets”;
Member of the Scientific Board of the Ortho Science Journal;
Member of the Brazilian Association of Orthodontics;
Member of the International Association of Orthodontics.
PhD and Postdoctoral Degree in Dental Sciences from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of São Paulo (FOUSP) – Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain from the Paulista School of Medicine – Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) – Brazil;
Specialist in Dentistry for Patients with Special Needs, recognised by the Federal Council of Dentistry (CFO) – Brazil;
Specialist in Paediatric Dentistry from the Foundation for Scientific and Technological Development of Dentistry (FUNDECTO–FOUSP) – Brazil;
Professor of the Postgraduate (Stricto Sensu) and Undergraduate Dentistry Programmes at Cruzeiro do Sul University (UNICSUL) – Brazil;
Professor of the Specialisation Course in Paediatric Dentistry at FUNDECTO–FOUSP – Brazil;
Coordinator and Professor of the Orthodontics and Orthopaedics in Paediatric Dentistry Course at São Leopoldo Mandic Dental School (SLMandic) – São Paulo and Belo Horizonte – Brazil;
Collaborator at the Centre for Special Care Patients (CAPE) – FOUSP – Brazil.
PhD and Postdoctoral Degree in Dental Sciences from the Faculty of Dentistry, University of São Paulo (FOUSP) – Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain from the Paulista School of Medicine – Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) – Brazil;
Specialist in Dentistry for Patients with Special Needs, recognised by the Federal Council of Dentistry (CFO) – Brazil;
Specialist in Paediatric Dentistry from the Foundation for Scientific and Technological Development of Dentistry (FUNDECTO–FOUSP) – Brazil;
Professor of the Postgraduate (Stricto Sensu) and Undergraduate Dentistry Programmes at Cruzeiro do Sul University (UNICSUL) – Brazil;
Professor of the Specialisation Course in Paediatric Dentistry at FUNDECTO–FOUSP – Brazil;
Coordinator and Professor of the Orthodontics and Orthopaedics in Paediatric Dentistry Course at São Leopoldo Mandic Dental School (SLMandic) – São Paulo and Belo Horizonte – Brazil;
Collaborator at the Centre for Special Care Patients (CAPE) – FOUSP – Brazil.
PhD in Orthodontics from the University of São Paulo (USP) – Brazil;
Specialist in Orthodontics from PROFIS–USP Bauru – São Paulo, Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Orthodontics from the Methodist University of São Paulo (UMESP) – Brazil;
Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) – Brazil;
Coordinator of the Orthodontics in Adults Course in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte – Brazil;
Coordinator of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course at FAIPE–BH – Brazil;
Guest Professor in several postgraduate programmes in Orthodontics;
Participant and speaker at Orthodontics congresses across Brazil.
Master’s and PhD in Orthodontics – University of São Paulo (USP) – Brazil;
Mini-Residency in Orofacial Pain – University of Minnesota – USA;
Adjunct Professor at the University of Guarulhos – Brazil;
Lecturer in the Professional Master’s Programme in Orthodontics at the University of Guarulhos – Brazil;
Member of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) and the World Federation of Orthodontists (WFO);
Author of the book “Self-Ligating System – Theory and Practice” (1st and 2nd editions).
Master’s and PhD in Orthodontics – University of São Paulo (USP) – Brazil;
Mini-Residency in Orofacial Pain – University of Minnesota – USA;
Adjunct Professor at the University of Guarulhos – Brazil;
Lecturer in the Professional Master’s Programme in Orthodontics at the University of Guarulhos – Brazil;
Member of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) and the World Federation of Orthodontists (WFO);
Author of the book “Self-Ligating System – Theory and Practice” (1st and 2nd editions).
Full Professor of Orthodontics at the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA) – Brazil;
PhD in Orthodontics from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) – Brazil;
Master’s Degree in Orthodontics from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) – Brazil;
Specialist in Oral Radiology from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) – Brazil;
Former President of the Brazilian Board of Orthodontics and Facial Orthopaedics (BBO);
Former Assistant Editor of the Dental Press Journal of Orthodontics;
Guest Professor of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course at the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA) – Brazil;
Guest Professor of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course at Núcleo Innovare – Salvador, Bahia – Brazil.
Specialist in Orthodontics and Facial Orthopaedics;
Specialist in Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) and Orofacial Pain;
Master’s Degree in Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) and Orofacial Pain;
Professor of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course at São Caetano do Sul University (USCS) – Brazil;
CEO of DAT STEEL (Mini-Implants Division);
International Speaker;
Ormco Speaker – Brazil.
Specialist in Orthodontics and Facial Orthopaedics;
Specialist in Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) and Orofacial Pain;
Master’s Degree in Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) and Orofacial Pain;
Professor of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course at São Caetano do Sul University (USCS) – Brazil;
CEO of DAT STEEL (Mini-Implants Division);
International Speaker;
Ormco Speaker – Brazil.
Specialist in Orthodontics – CORA Bauru, Brazil;
Residency at the University of Connecticut – USA;
Coordinator of the Orthodontics Specialisation Course at FACOP Dental School – Brazil.
Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry from the State University of Maringá (UEM) – Maringá, PR – Brazil;
Specialist in Periodontics with emphasis on Implants;
Residency in Periodontics at the State University of Maringá (UEM) – Maringá, PR – Brazil;
Speaker at conferences in São Paulo – SP – Brazil;
Professor of the Gingivoplasty Immersion Course in São Paulo – SP – Brazil;
Professor of the Gingivoplasty Immersion Course at the Ridge Institute – São Paulo – SP – Brazil;
Clinical Periodontist based in São Paulo (private practice) and Maringá – PR – Brazil.
Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry from the State University of Maringá (UEM) – Maringá, PR – Brazil;
Specialist in Periodontics with emphasis on Implants;
Residency in Periodontics at the State University of Maringá (UEM) – Maringá, PR – Brazil;
Speaker at conferences in São Paulo – SP – Brazil;
Professor of the Gingivoplasty Immersion Course in São Paulo – SP – Brazil;
Professor of the Gingivoplasty Immersion Course at the Ridge Institute – São Paulo – SP – Brazil;
Clinical Periodontist based in São Paulo (private practice) and Maringá – PR – Brazil.
Certificações
Tripla Certificação
Ao concluir o curso, os formandos recebem as seguintes certificações internacionais:
- Especialista pela Universidade Miguel de Cervantes, Espanha Opcional, mediante o pagamento de uma taxa;
- Certificação DGERT e SIGO, Portugal
- Especialista pela FACOP, MEC, Brasil.
No final da formação, os formandos recebem um Certificado de Formação, conforme estabelecido no Decreto Regulamentar nº 35/2002. Além disso, têm direito à certificação reconhecida e emitida pelo SIGO, entidade governamental portuguesa, em conformidade com o Decreto-Lei n.º 14/2017, de 26 de janeiro.
A nossa formação, e, consequentemente, os certificados emitidos, estão igualmente em conformidade com o exigido no Código do Trabalho, Lei n.º 93/2019, de 4 de setembro, que estabelece a obrigatoriedade de formação contínua nas empresas, com uma duração mínima de 40 horas anuais por trabalhador.
Admission Requirements
- Hold a higher education degree (Bachelor’s or Master’s).
- Prior and mandatory completion of the Admission Form.
- Submission of the following documents:
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Copy of academic qualification certificate
- Copy of Citizen Card/Identity Card and Tax Identification Number (NIF)
- Copy of OMD card or, if foreign, the equivalent Dentist Registration Card from the local Dental Council
- Professional Liability Insurance (if applicable – only for courses with a clinical practice component)
ORTHODONTICS & FUNCTIONAL JAW ORTHOPAEDICS
- 15 MODULES
- 552 HOURS OF THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL CLASSES
- DGERT and SIGO Certificate
PAGAMENTO A PRONTO
- 15 MÓDULOS
- 240HORAS AULA TEÓRICA/PRÁTICA
- CERTIFICADO DGerte e SIGO
- INSCRIÇÃO DO CURSO 250,00€
