4. ORTHODONTIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

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1. Orthodontic Differential Diagnosis (Part 1)	1) Extraction vs. non-extraction debate 2) Non-extraction guideline and first premolar extraction: indications and common problems 3) Indications for non-extraction treatment
2. Orthodontic Treatment Goals	1) The goals of each stage in orthodontic treatment
3. Six keys to Normal Occlusion	1) LF Andrews’ Journal review
4. Orthodontic Differential Diagnosis (Part 2)	1) Differential diagnosis in MEAW 2) Aesthetic analysis 3) Skeletal pattern analysis
5. Orthodontic Differential Diagnosis (Part 3): Space Gaining Methods	1) Space gaining for non-extraction treatment by Dr. Kim 2) Up-righting 3) De-rotation 4) Expansion 5) Advancement of the incisors 6) Reproximation 7) Occlusal plane change
6. Space Gaining Methods	1) Up-righting, de-rotation, and occlusal plane change in MEAW orthodontics 2) Strategic leveling and alignment 3) Differences between Mini screws vs. MEAW in leveling
7. Diagnostic Thinking Process for Non-extraction Treatment	1) Step-by-step diagnostic thinking methods for non-extraction treatment
8. Extraction Index	1) Combination factor and extraction index 2) Calculation method and clinical application of extraction index
9. Orthodontic Differential Diagnosis (Part 4): Extraction Treatment	1) Cases of premolar extraction 2) First premolar extraction vs. second premolar extraction 3) Class I canine relation vs Class I molar relation
10. PEG (Premolar Extraction Guideline) Index	1) Dr. Kim’s PEG index 2) Clinical cases through PEG index
11. Malocclusion Treatment According to POP	1) Tooth movement pattern according to change in POP 2) First premolar extraction vs. second premolar extraction according to POP 3) Maintenance and change in POP 4) Methods to change steep POP into flat POP 5) Incisor maximum retraction vs. Molar forward movement 6) Differences between KIMS appliance and SWA
12. Problem List (Part 1)	1) Checklist for problem list 2) Clinical use of problem list
13. Problem List (Part 2)	1) Clinical use of problem list
14. Differential Diagnosis for Class II	1) Maxillary prognathism vs. mandibular retrusion 2) Class II Differential Diagnosis 3) Class II non-extraction treatment 4) Class II extraction treatment
15. Differential Diagnosis for Class III	1) Orthodontic treatment vs. Surgical orthodontic treatment 2) Initial STO 3) Class III Differential Diagnosis 4) Class III non-extraction treatment 5) Class III extraction treatment