Free Orthodontics Educational Videos
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Why Are the Videos Free?
Dr. Wilson’s goal is to share her wealth of knowledge in orthodontics and patient care with others. Attending on-site orthodontics classes is not always possible in today’s hectic world. Online dental education is a solution that is efficient and effective, but it can be expensive. Many online orthodontics classes are fee-based or require a commitment to schedules that are not convenient.
Amanda Wilson, DDS, MDS, and CEO of StraightSmile Solutions, explains:
“I want every dentist to be able to expand their knowledge and improve patient practices without sacrificing time and money that is better spent on the latest technologies and customer care. I have created a library of valuable, informative online orthodontics training videos to do that. Dentists and orthodontists can access and use these videos to further their knowledge and train their dental care teams properly on the right biomechanics to treat patients with comprehensive and airway-friendly orthodontics. It’s gratifying to share my expertise in a way that levels the playing field for practitioners across the country and around the world.”
Learn More About Our Free Orthodontics Videos
Our free orthodontics courses are offered via our complimentary subscription YouTube channel. You can access hundreds of our orthodontics videos any time, anywhere. You can scroll and choose the videos that interest you most. We add new videos to our playlists almost daily, so check again often and subscribe! Learn the latest procedures and information regarding clear aligners, fixed orthodontics, cephalometric x-rays, and patient-facing techniques to improve your practice when you visit our YouTube channel.
For more information about ways Dr. Amanda Wilson can help your orthodontic practice thrive, contact StraightSmile Solutions. And don’t forget to sign up for our informative orthodontics newsletter!
For more information about cephalometric xrays- this is a helpful article: https://www.dentalprotection.org/uk/articles/a-beginners-guide-to-lateral-cephalometric-radiographs