Efficient orthodontic treatment planning quickly and without errors

In most clinics, orthodontics is poorly organized. There are no structured treatment plans, and patients are barely informed about their care. When a doctor leaves — due to maternity leave or relocation — it often leads to complete disruption, as there is no clarity on the planned treatment or what was communicated to the patient. Working through the service requires the clinician to perform comprehensive diagnostics, develop a clear treatment plan, and fully inform the patient about all key aspects. As a result, treatment quality improves, the risk of conflicts decreases, and continuity of care during doctor transitions becomes much easier

The service is beneficial for clinicians who understand that orthodontics is complex and carry a high level of responsibility for patient outcomes. It is especially valuable for orthodontists with up to 10 years of experience, as well as general dentists transitioning into orthodontic treatment who want to avoid compromising their reputation. It is also useful for experienced clinicians who feel they’ve plateaued and want to elevate their clinical results. It is particularly relevant for experienced clinicians working in team-based practices with assistants. The service helps maintain control over treatment plans while reducing the supervising doctor’s time involvement and improving outcome quality. Optimized for practice scaling

We tested the service with clinicians who had no prior training. If you don’t understand the planning algorithm built into it, you won’t trust the results. Most clinicians don’t have a clear, universal treatment planning algorithm defined in millimeters. Without at least some training, using the service effectively is крайне difficult. During the course, you won’t just learn how to use the service — you’ll gain a fundamental understanding of a universal treatment planning algorithm that can be applied even without the tool in everyday clinical practice. Try it — you won’t regret it

In short, the algorithm calculates tooth movement across all four segments to position the upper anterior teeth at the optimal inclination defined by the clinician, align the maxillary midline with the facial midline, resolve crowding considering expansion and IPR, and achieve Class I canine relationship. All of this is done taking into account missing teeth, asymmetries, possible compromises, orthognathic surgery options, and dentoalveolar compensation

The service is based on a proprietary algorithm currently undergoing patenting. The algorithm follows a traditional, evidence-based orthodontic approach. If you adhere to alternative or experimental concepts, the logic behind the algorithm may not fully align with your views. In any case, you’re welcome to join our training regardless of your clinical philosophy, where through open and professional discussion (during the in-person course) we can review different perspectives and work toward a common understanding

There are two options: 1) an in-person course “solving key challenges in orthodontics,” (since 2025) – now "Predictable Orthodontics: A Universal Treatment Planning Algorithm. 2) the online orthodontic treatment planning school by A.V. Tikhonov

If you’re a responsible clinician, you actually shouldn’t trust it blindly. In short, all calculations and algorithms are based on research data — both external and proprietary — more than 20 years of clinical experience from the creator, and clear, transparent logic. But you shouldn’t take it at face value, which is why we recommend completing the training if you’re not familiar with the project and its author. You can also get feedback from colleagues who have trained with Andrey Tikhonov, and if their experience aligns with your expectations, you can consider working with us