HITKARINI DENTAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL

DETAILS ABOUT DEPARTMENT :

The department of Orthodontia has a state of art equipments comprising of diagnostic setup like equipment. In addition we also have sophisticated equipments like a biostar, hydrosolder, spot welders, light cure equipment, trimmers, vibrators etc. Emphasis is paid on the sterilization for which we have autoclaves & steam sterilizer, in addition to cold sterilization. The Department has facilities for both visible & invisible braces, which are placed on the lingual aspect. We have metallic/ composite /ceramic braces options. Among the wires we have Teflon coated wires &newer technology wires. Newer treatment techniques like aligners, self-ligating brackets & skeletal anchorage system are routinely practiced by the resident post graduates. The department has a museum for the education of the patients and also for the students during their clinical postings.

Department is equipped with departmental library, in addition to the central library, which caters to the insatiable appetite of the young scholars. There is an availability of Record room to maintain the patients records, a photography room for clicking the extra oral photographs.

The department takes pride in its aspect of microteaching to the students and a frank face-to-face talk in ironing out the difficulties of the students.

Total Number of patients treated in last 10 years (2012-2022) – 2507

(Males-1270 and Females-1237)

Five main procedures:

1. Metal Orthodontic Appliance
2. Ceramic Orthodontic Appliance
3. Myofunctional appliance
4. Interceptive Orthodontics
5. Removable Orthdontic Appliances

Special Cases:

1. Clear Aligners
2. Lingual Orthodontics
3. Surgical Orthodontics

Research papers published by faculty members:                  110

Conferences / CDEs attended by faculty members:               109

Scientific papers presented by the faculty members –          92

Scientific papers presented by the PG students –                   72

CDE conducted by the Department –                                      22

Achievements of faculty members-                                       24

Achievements of PG students-                                                13

Treatments Available:

1. Metal Orthodontic Appliance
2. Ceramic Orthodontic Appliance
3. Myofunctional appliance
4. Interceptive Orthodontics
5. Removable Orthdontic Appliances
6. Clear Aligners
7. Lingual Orthodontics
8. Surgical Orthodontics

Recent Advancement:

1. Intraoral Scanner
2. 3D Printer

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Department Infrastructure

• Separate UG and PG clinical sections
• Departmental library
• Seminar room
• Sterilization room
• Photography room
• Record room
• PG room
• Separate PG and UG lab
• Museum
• Faculty cabins
• Reception area
• Store

 

Core Competencies

• A large patient inflow.
• A variety of cases ranging from simple to complex orthognathic cases and cleft care.
• Excellent infrastructure with Nemoceph software aiding in diagnostic procedures
• Experienced and approachable full time faculty where in a decent student teacher ratio is maintained prudent for moulding students into knowledgeable and skilled orthodontists.
• Emphasis on research to advance the specialty of orthodontics
• Organization of CDE programs to spread knowledge of latest trends
• Emphasis on diagnosis at undergraduate level to equip them with information to identifydeveloping malocclusion and treat simple cases.

Laboratories and Facilities

• Department is equipped with the state of the art dental chairs, orthodontic materials

and instruments.

• 3D imaging software for treatment simulation for orthodontic and various surgical

Procedures.

• Digital photography room with Newest DSLR camera.
• Hydro solder, vacuum pressure unit, lathe trimmer, model trimmers, LCD units etc…
• Model/record room.
• Ceph tracing table for each PG.
• Dry and wet labs for the laboratory procedures.
• Sterilization rooms for instrument sterilization.

Undergraduate Training Programme

• Faculties are allotted Theory/Practical classes and clinical supervision.
• Multimedia Presentations are used extensively for theory classes. This helps in better understanding of the concepts and at the same time makes learning an enjoyable experience.
• There is a one to one interaction and discussions with the students during Practical classes and clinical postings.
• Practical demonstrations are given for various techniques and procedures like wire bending, acrylization etc.
• The department library has most of the latest Orthodontic books, Journals &Periodicals for ready reference.
• At periodic intervals there is Personal Counselling of students by senior staff members.

 

Postgraduate Training Programme

• The Post Graduates are exposed to a vast number of clinical cases with various types of Dentofacial disorders.
• The training modules comprise of very basic to most advanced Orthodontic Techniques and Mechanics
• There is a lot of emphasis on maintenance of up to date records for each case.
• A comprehensive Library Dissertation (L.D.) has to be compiled and submitted to the Department before starting work on the Dissertations. The department has regular
• Multi-media Seminar Presentations, Journal Clubs and Case discussions. (5 days a week)
• The department maintains a state of the art record storage room with a vast collection of more than 800 finished cases, which are constantly used for research and training purposes.

Subsidiary Units

• Surgical Orthodontic Unit.
• Growth Modulation and Myofunctional Unit.
• Temporomandibular Joint disorders clinic.
• Satellite and Rural Centres.

Areas of Special Interest

• Growth Modulation.
• Cleft Lip and Palate Management.
• Lingual Orthodontics.
• Distraction Osteogenesis.
• Orthodontic Implants.
• Accelerated Orthodontics.
• Orthoganthic Surgeries.

CDE Programmes/Workshops conducted by the Department

1. Concepts for the future: multidisciplinary approach – 5^th,6^th Oct,2013 by Dr Ashok Karad and Dr Sanjay Ganeshker.
2. Concepts for the future: 18^th,19^thOct,2014 By Dr Vinod Verma ,Dr.ReenaRanjeet.
3. KLINE- Clear Aligners- 7^th April,2016 By Dr Gurkerat Singh and Dr Ajay Kubavat.
4. NasoAleveolar Moulding- at Hitkarini Dental College, Jabalpur on 17th March 2016.
5. Clinical Photography and Practice Management- 21^st March,2017 By Dr KuldeepDe’Melo and Dr. Pooja Khanna.
6. Workshop on “Demystifying the Art and Science of Lingual Orthodontics” By Dr. Suryakanth Das held at Hitkarini Dental College and Hospital on 12th to 14th December 2019.
7. Orthodontic Excellence 2020 – Webinar Series

• Akram F. Alhuwaizi – Miniscrew Assisted Rapid PalatalExpansion(MARPE)
• Ali Ouazzani – The Alexander Discipine : From Simplicity toStability.
• Dalia El- Bokle – Solving the dilemma of Bracket Prescription.
• Daniel Segovia – Miniscrew Assisted Space Closure.
• AnandMarya – Passive Self ligation and Management oftransverse problems.
• Julius Ugas – The magic of the loops – the verstalityandeffectiveness of MEAW.
• Carlos Alberto Arrieta – Ortho-Perio Relation inPeriodontally Compromised Teeth.
• KleberMeireles – Strategies for a better orthodonticrefinement – the use of elastics in our practice.
• AladinSabbagh – Trouble Shooting Problem Management inOrthodontics.
• Elsa ArangoPilonieta – Surpassing anatomical andbiomechanical limits for successful TADs.
• Robert Ciarlantini – Miniscrews as bone maintainers inadolescent patients.
• Sergio Sambataro – Everything you always wanted to knowabout Quad Helix (Before were afraid to ask).
• Mohammed Almuzian – A glimpse into clinical Orthodontictips and tricks.
• Mark Wertheimer – Forced eruption and implant sitedevelopment.
• Mohamed Zagloul – TADs – Would it help fulfilling patient’sneeds.

Publications from Department

Publications from Dr. SarvrajKholi

1. Role of RANKL-RANK/ osteoprotegerin molecular complex in bone remodeling and its immunopathologicimplications.Ind J Endocrine Metab 2011;15(3):175-181
2. Comprehensive Review of the Genetic Basis of Cleft Lip & Palate. J Oral MaxillofacPathol 2012;16(1):64-72
3. Patient pain experience after placement of initial aligning archwire using active and passive self-ligating bracket systems: A randomized clinical trial. Orthodontics (Chic) 2012;13:e58-e65
4. An Innovative Loop Design for Effective and Efficient Space Closure.Orthod J Nepal: 2012;2(1):55-58
5. A Novel Method of Repairing Broken Bands: The Scaffold Technique – A Case Report.JInd Dent Assoc. 2011;5(2):234-235
6. Improving Aesthetics: Masking the Metal Surface of Bands in Lingual Orthodontics – A Case Report.JInd Dent Assoc. 2011;5(2):200-201.
7. Non-Surgical Management of Severe Gummy Smile Malocclusion employing Mini-Screws – A Case Report. J Ind Dent Assoc. 2011;5(2):256-257.
8. Effect of Dental Chair Light on Enamel Bonding of Orthodontic Brackets using light cure based adhesive system: An in-vitro study. 2016;24(5):317-321.
9. Effect of Surgical Mandibular Advancement on Pharyngeal airway dimensions: A three dimensional computed tomography stud. International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 2016;45(5): 64-72.
10. Effect of low level laser therapy on orthodontic tooth movement.Journal of Indian Orthodontic Society 2017;51(2):81-86.
11. KansalSeperator Banded Orthodontic Appliances. International Journal of Oral Health and Medical Research. 2018;4(6):77-80
12. Evaluation of effects of mesotherapy and factors associated with double chin in one of the tertiary care center of Gujarat. International Journal of Scientific Research 2019;8(4):1-2
13. Evaluation of a neurotoxin as an adjunctive treatment modality for the management of gummy smile. Indian Dermatology Online Journal. 2019;10(5):560-563
14. Comparison of reproducibility of cephalometric measurements derived from handheld (smartphone) device application versus cephalometric tracing. International Journal of Orthodontic Rehabilitation 2020;51(2):81-86
15. Modified K-Loop Molar DistalizationArchwire for Arch Development. Orthodontic Journal of Nepal 2020;10(1):77-80
16. Novel metal auxilary (device) to prevent cross-contamination of elastomeric modules. Journal of Indian Orthodontic Society 2020;54(4):396-397
17. Management of Bilaterally Impacted Labial and Palatal Maxillary Canines with One-Year Follow-Up: A Case Report. Journal of Indian Orthodontic Society 2021;55(1):73-84
18. Management of Class II Division 1 Subdivision malocclusion using unilateral bicuspid extractions and fixed functional appliance: A Two Year Follow-Up. Southern European Journal of Orthodontics, 2021

Publications from Dr. Abhishek Gupta

1. Clinical Applications of 980 nm Diode Laser for Soft Tissue Procedures in Prosthetic Restorative Dentistry: Journal of Laser in Med Sciences 2012;3(4):185-8.
2. MAK bends and MAK stops: An innovative way to put bends in NiTiarchwires.JIndOrthod Society 2012;46(4):228-231.
3. An Insight into Neurophysiology of Pulpal Pain: Facts and HypothesisKorean J Pain 2013; 26:347-355.
4. Esthetic Rehabilitation of gingival Melanin hyperpigmentation using a 980nm Semiconductor Diode Laser: Clinical Observation and 1-year Follow-up:The American Journal Of Esthetic Dentistry Fall 2013;Vol.3:No.3;194-199.
5. Integrating techniques to re-establish dentogingivalesthetics. The International Journal of Esthetic Dentistry .2014; 9(4):526-35.

 

6. Endodontic management of bilateral type II dens invaginatus. International journal of stomatology & occlusion medicine 2014; 7(3):81-84.
7. Management of a mandibular molar with C-shape root canal using spiral computed tomography as a diagnostic aid :Journal of International Clinical Dental Research Organization:2014  Vol : 6 :Issue: 2: 126-129.
8. Effect of Dental Chair Light on Enamel Bonding of Orthodontic Brackets using light cure based adhesive system: An in-vitro study 2016;24(5):317-321.
9. Incidence and severity of post-operative pain after canal instrumentation with reciprocating system, continuous rotary single file system, versus SAF system. ENDO (London Engl) 2016;10(3):153-160.
10. Predictability and Reliability of Different Anterio-Posterior Skeletal Discrepancy Indicators in Different Age Groups – A Cephalometric Study :Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 2016 Sep, Vol-10(9): ZC80-ZC84.
11. Taming the toxin to enhance facial esthetics. International Journal Of Current Research 2017; 9(2): 46390-46394.
12. Delaying Premolar Extraction for Conservation of Anchorage:A Prospective Case Control Study: Orthodontic Journal Of Nepal, Vol.9,No.2, July-December-2019.
13. Knowledge and perception of orthodontic treatment among dental and non dental undergraduate students: University J Dent Science 2019; Vol. 5, Issue 3.
14. Evaluation of facial soft tissue parameters in the 12-16 years old physcicallydisabelled and normal children of Indian origin: Life Science Informatics Publications 2019 March – April RJLBPCS 5(2) Page No.948. “
15. Knowledge and perception of orthodontic treatment among dental and non dental undergraduate students”: University J Dent Scie 2019; Vol. 5, Issue .
16. Evaluation of facial soft tissue parameters in the 12-16 years old physically disabled and normal children of indian origin”: Life Science Informatics Publications 2019 March – April RJLBPCS 5(2) Page No.939.
17. Delaying Premolar extraction for conservation of Anchorage: Aprospectivecase control study”: Orthodontic Journal of Nepal, Vol. 9 No. 2, July-December 2019.
18. Evaluation of the soft‑tissue changes in orthodontic patients treated using traditional versus miniscrew‑supported anchorage: SRM Journal of Research in Dental Sciences |Volume 11 | Issue 4 | October-December 2020.
19. Evaluation and Comparison of the Effect of Elastomeric Chain and Stainless Steel Ligature Wire on Maxillary Orthodontic MiniscrewFailure: International Journal of Applied and Basic Medical Research | Volume 11 | Issue 2 | April-June 2021.
20. Comparison of Maxillary Central Inclination, Crown Angulation and Tooth Size Variation in Aesthetic and Non-aesthetic Smiles, A Cross Sectional Study.
    Iranian Journal of Orthodontics: 15 (1); e116469: July, 2021.

Publications from Dr. Anil Tiwari

1. Effect of Dental Chair Light on EnamelBonding of OrthodonticBrackets using light curebased adhesive system:An in-vitro study 2016;24(5):317-321.
2. Predictability and Reliability of Different Anterio-Posterior Skeletal DiscrepancyIndicators in Different Age Groups – ACephalometric Study:Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research.2016 Sep, Vol-10(9): ZC80-ZC84
3. Comparative study ofintrusiveforcesgenerated by differentaustralian arch wiresgiving different amountof anchor bends – an invitro study. Journal Of Research and Advancement in Dentistry. 2017:6:1s:12-19
4. Assessment of changesin nickel and chromiumlevels in the GCF duringfixedorthodontictreatment.The Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice. Aug 2017;18 (8):Pg 1-4

1. “Evaluation of facial soft tissue parameters in the 12-16 years old physically disabled and normal children of Indian origin.” April “Research Journal of Life Sciences, Bioinformatics, Pharmaceutical and Chemical Sciences 2019; 5(2): 939-948.
2. Knowledge and perception of orthodontic treatment among dental and non-dental undergraduate students. University J Dent Scie 2019; Vol. 5, Issue 2: 03-09.
3. Delaying Premolar Extraction for Conservation of Anchorage: A Prospective Case Control Study. Orthodontic Journal of Nepal, Vol. 9 No. 2, July-December 2019
4. “Evaluation and Comparison of the Effect of Elastomeric Chain and Stainless Steel Ligature Wire on Maxillary Orthodontic Miniscrew Failure” Int J App Basic Med Res 2021; 11:38-43.
5. Comparison of Maxillary Central Incisor Inclination, Crown Angulation and Tooth Size Variation in Aesthetic and Non-aesthetic Smiles- A Cross Sectional Study. Iran J Ortho. 2020 March; 15(1):e116469.

PG ACHIEVEMENTS FOR THE YEAR 2019-2021

AWARDS

UNIVERSITY TOPPER (MPMSU)– Dr. Manish Singh (2016-2019)

COLLEGE TOPPER –Dr. RuchiJha (2017-2020)

1. Rahul Patidar – 1 st prize National Integrated Typhodont Workshop- Orthobandhan 2019
2. Shanya Kapoor – 3 rd prize National Integrated Typhodont Workshop- Orthobandhan 2019
3. Shanya Kapoor – 1st best column in Student category in June 2020 IOS magazine Edition – “How to cope with PG curriculum during lockdown”
4. Shanya Kapoor -Cleared IBO (Indian board of orthodontics) Phase II.
5. Shanya Kapoor – Paper presentation – 1st prize in clinical innovation category at Orthobyte 2020 – “Combination of Herbst and RME for compromised Airway in Skeletal class 2”
6. PayalGoyal -Paper presentation – 1st prize in clinical innovation category at Orthobyte 2020 – “A comparative analysis of versatile T- Loop and closed T loop using DHAL software – A case report”
7. Ayesha Rathore – Paper Presentation -1 st prize at Orthobyte 2020 – “Influence of Social Media on the Indian Population’s Perception of Orthodontics-Related Posts: A Mixed Method Analysis “
8. Shanya Kapoor -1 st prize at ICPA innovation competition

PAPER/ POSTER PRESENTATED BY STUDENTS

1. Shanya Kapoor – Paper presentation at IOS North zone PG convention, Jamiamilliaislamia, New Delhi – “Artificial Intelligence Approach for Orthodontic Cases “
2. PayalGoyal – Paper presentation at IOS North zone PG convention, Jamiamilliaislamia, New Delhi –“Quick and Facile Base Pro”
3. Rahul Patidar – Poster presentation at IOS North zone PG convention, Jamiamilliaislamia, New Delhi 2019 – “Novel Habit – Breaking Appliance”
4. Shanya Kapoor – E-poster at ORMCO APAC Virtual Forum 2020
5. PayalGoyal – E-poster at ORMCO APAC Virtual Forum 2020
6. Rahul Patidar – Paper presentation at Symbiosis 2020 – “Maxillofacial Reconstruction – A successful teamwork”.
7. Kratika Modi – E- Poster at Orthobyte2020 “Assessment of awareness about orthodontic curriculum amongst 1 St year orthodontic PG students amidst Covid 19 pandemic”
8. PayalGoyal – Paper presentation at Orthosynergy 2021- Evaluation of maxillary anterior tooth proportion as an aid for orthodontic smile designing – a cross sectional study “
9. Shanya Kapoor – Multimedia Category – Orthodontic treatment Awareness
10. Rahul Patidar – Whiteboard presentation – Orthodontic Treatment Awareness
11. Ayesha Rathore – Multimedia Category (Instagram Reels) – Orthodontic Treatment Awareness