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Solving multiple interdisciplinary challenges by using predictable non-surgical true skeletal expansion in non-growing patients

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When you purchase an individual live stream, you can watch the event live and access the recording for 30 days. This gives you the flexibility to watch at your convenience — whether you miss the live session or want to revisit it later. Watch on any device, anytime, from anywhere in the world.

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Dr. Won Moon first introduced his MSE appliance around 2010. In the past few years, the latest developments in 3D printing and planning have made non-surgical yet true skeletal expansion in adults of almost any age a predictable treatment modality. This lecture will describe the latest developments in the field of skeletal expansion and the advanced applications of the technique in treatment of challenging interdisciplinary cases as well as in treatment of sleep disordered breathing .

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