Dr. Giuseppe Scuzzo & Dr. Giacomo Scuzzo

Dr. Giuseppe Scuzzo

Italy

Dr. Giuseppe Scuzzo CV 


Dr. Giuseppe Scuzzo graduated in medicine in 1983 (University of Rome) and specialised in dentistry and orthodontics at the University of Ferrara 

Dr. Scuzzo has authored more than 300 communications at national and international conferences and has published 85 articles, most of which with journal citation report (JCR)3. He also published 3 books on lingual orthodontics translated in 6 languages. 


EBO diplomate (European Board of Orthodontists) the only one in Europe diplomated with all lingual cases. 

WBLO diplomate (World Board of Lingual Orthodontists) 


Fellow member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. 

Dr. Scuzzo has a private practice limited to Invisible orthodontics in Rome, Italy. 


Dr. Giacomo Scuzzo

Italy

Degree in Dentistry and Dental Prosthetics from the European University of Madrid (Spain). 


Specialisation in Orthodontics at the University of Ferrara (Italy). 

Scholarship holder for digital orthodontics in postgraduate studies in orthodontics at the University of Ferrara (Italy). 


Participation in master's programmes in orthodontics in Tweed, MBT, two-dimensional and Damon techniques. 

Professional activity exclusively in the field of aesthetic orthodontics, with a particular interest in lingual techniques and aligners. 


Dr. Scuzzo has given lectures in Italy and abroad and published articles on lingual techniques, aligners and hybrid techniques. 

Dr. Scuzzo is president of the Italian Association of Lingual Techniques (AIOL) 


  • Abstract

    Invisible orthodontics with comparative approaches in class II and  class III malocclusions 


    Invisible orthodontics, including lingual appliances and clear aligners, provides aesthetic solutions for treating Class II and Class III malocclusions. This presentation examines differential approaches, comparing the biomechanics, clinical applications, and outcomes of these techniques. Class II and III malocclusions require tailored strategies to optimize function and aesthetics, considering factors such as skeletal patterns and patient compliance. Through clinical cases, the advantages and limitations of lingual appliances and aligners in managing these conditions are highlighted. The goal is to provide a framework for integrating invisible solutions, enhancing treatment precision and patient satisfaction. 

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