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On Friday, May 23, an interesting online training session on FAS KIDS took place. This innovative aligner system is specifically designed for growing patients. The session was led by Dr. José María Ponce de León Del Bello, a recognized orthodontic specialist with over 25 years of clinical and teaching experience. Many dental professionals interested in the latest orthodontic solutions for the pediatric population attended the seminar.
During the webinar, Dr. Ponce de León discussed the clinical foundations of the FAS KIDS system, which stands out for its technology capable of treating developing cases through a modular architecture. This methodology is characterized by its lack of temporal limitations and allows for the inclusion of functional elements such as digital cues and mandibular advancement devices. These features offer customization in treatments that adapt to the patient’s growth, a significant advantage compared to traditional systems.
FAS KIDS presents itself as both a digital and aesthetic alternative to conventional orthodontic treatments, enabling early intervention for oral dysfunctions without the need for fixed appliances. During the presentation, data was shared demonstrating that this approach improves cooperation among young patients while reducing clinical emergencies associated with breakage or discomfort that often occur with braces.
The session, exclusively for licensed professionals in Spain, saw notable participation. At the end of the training, a raffle was held among the attendees, offering the opportunity to carry out a complete case with the FAS KIDS system free of charge, highlighting the growing interest among clinicians to integrate this new technology into their daily practice.
Dr. José María Ponce de León Del Bello has directed the Ponce de León Orthodontic Clinic since 1997. He holds a degree in Dentistry from the University of Valencia and a master’s degree in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics from the University of Santiago de Compostela. He has received advanced training in orofacial pain and temporomandibular joint disorders at the Teknon Institute in Barcelona. Throughout his career, he has participated in designing innovative devices such as the occlusal hinge Herbst and the M.A.M. (Mandibular Advancement Muncher), and he is the author of various scientific publications, as well as an active member of important professional societies.
This training initiative surrounding FAS KIDS responds to a growing demand for digital solutions that meet the new clinical needs of pediatric patients, combining therapeutic efficacy with a high level of comfort and aesthetics.
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via: MiMub in Spanish
