Orthodontic Biomechanics Explained
The online course that replaces hundreds of theoretical papers with one clear, systematic framework.
30 video lectures. From biological foundations to chair-side decisions. Designed for clinicians who want to understand — not just follow protocols.
You already have brackets, wires, and aligners. But do you have the mental framework to use them with precision?
Most orthodontists spend years doing trial and error — not because they lack skill, but because they were never taught to think in force systems. The missing link between diagnosis and tooth movement is biomechanics.
• You activate an appliance but can't predict what movement it will produce
• You copy appliance designs without understanding the forces being generated
• Complex adult cases feel intimidating because you lack a systematic approach
• You depend on a specific bracket or company instead of understanding the principles behind any appliance
If any of this sounds familiar, you are not alone. And it is not your fault. Biomechanics is rarely taught with the depth and clarity it deserves.
Foundations of Orthodontic Biomechanics is the comprehensive online course that teaches you to think in force systems — so you can master any appliance, plan any movement, and treat any case with confidence.
Your Instructor
Gustavo H. Gameiro | Orthodontist & Professor of Biomechanics
• Dual Ph.D. in Physiology and Orthodontics — uniquely bridging fundamental science and clinical practice
• 25+ years of clinical experience • Dozens of published scientific papers in biomechanics
• 3,000+ students trained worldwide across 111 countries
• Consistently rated 4.8/5 stars by students
• Author of The Secrets of Biomechanics — Integrated Learning Edition
Course curriculum
What You'll Learn in Each Module
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1Introduction and Course Presentation
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2The Biological Basis of Orthodontic Movement
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3Fundamental Concepts in Mechanics
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4Equilibrium and Appliance´s Systems
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5Biomechanical Planning
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6Practical Applications
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7BONUS Material
Make it happen
Explore essential tooth movements, including molar uprighting, molar protraction, molar expansion, molar derotation, anterior intrusion, three-piece mechanics, and more, as we guide you through the art and science of orthodontic biomechanics.
Molars Expansion
Molar Uprighting
Molars Derotation
Molar Protraction
Intrusion Arches
Three-Piece Mechanics
What my students are saying
Excellent approach by Dr. Gustavo to teach and make us understand the complex biomechanics in a much simpler way!
— Dr. Nag Anand
The course was perfect, the explanations by Dr. Gustavo where very clear, the schemes and simulation videos were excellent.
— Dr. Isaak Atmatsidis
I am very much impressed with the course and Dr. Gameiro. The lectures are clear, thorough, and well-produced.
— Dr. Eli-N
BONUS MATERIAL
Interactive Ebook
Delve into the 10 most fundamental concepts of biomechanics with our interactive ebook (New Edition).
Video-Enhanced Audiobook
Enjoy the convenience of learning on the go with our engaging video-enhanced audiobook.
Rectangular Loop Manual
Navigate the intricacies of orthodontic practice with our illustrated rectangular loop manual.
Investment
One-Time Payment — Unlimited Access
$197
(25% off)
$147.75
• 30 expert-guided video lectures
• 7 comprehensive modules — from biology to chair-side execution
• Clinical demonstrations with typodont and whiteboard explanations
• 3 bonus resources (e-book, audiobook, rectangular loop manual)
• Lifetime access — study at your own pace, revisit anytime
• Certificate of completion
• 7 comprehensive modules — from biology to chair-side execution
• Clinical demonstrations with typodont and whiteboard explanations
• 3 bonus resources (e-book, audiobook, rectangular loop manual)
• Lifetime access — study at your own pace, revisit anytime
• Certificate of completion
Risk-Free Guarantee
Join the course with peace of mind. If it does not meet your expectations, simply let us know within 7 days for a full refund. To ensure fairness, refunds are available only if you have watched less than 30% of the course content.