FMA Orthodontics
SEE THE WHOLE PATIENT. DIAGNOSE DIFFERENTLY. PLAN WITH PURPOSE Toward Functional Excellence.
FMA Orthodontics teaches doctors to see the entire functional system.
The relationship among the teeth, jaws, occlusion, TM joints, muscles, tongue, airway, facial growth, and neuromuscular system can profoundly influence how the oral and craniofacial complex functions.
FMA orthodontics brings these relationships together into a comprehensive diagnostic and treatment-planning philosophy.
Sign up for your spot now
DIAGNOSE DIFFERENTLY.
FMA Orthodontic treatment is the process of diagnosing, correcting, and maintaining the relationship of the teeth, jaws, occlusion, and surrounding functional structures.
PLAN WITH PURPOSE.
Modern orthodontics considers more than simply straightening teeth; it evaluates how tooth position, jaw relationships, muscle function, tongue posture, temporomandibular joints, facial growth, and airway function interact. FMA orthodontic treatment covers all the above factors.
TRAIN BEYOND THE CLASSROOM.
FMA education is designed for doctors who want clinical proficiency—not just theoretical knowledge. Through hands-on training, doctors develop skills in comprehensive diagnosis, cephalometric analysis, treatment planning, appliances, functional evaluation, and the use of advanced diagnostic and laboratory technologies.
BECOME A MORE COMPLETE CLINICIAN.
FMA Orthodontics is for doctors who are ready to move beyond conventional tooth alignment and develop a deeper understanding of function, structure, and patient-centered treatment.
Don’t just straighten teeth. Understand the system. Diagnose the cause. Plan comprehensively.
Treat with purpose.
FMA ORTHODONTICS
Where Orthodontics Meets Function.
Advance your clinical knowledge. Expand your diagnostic vision. Elevate your orthodontic practice. Explore FMA Training
Orthodontics is presented not simply as “straightening teeth,” but as the diagnosis and management of dental and skeletal relationships within the larger functional oral and craniofacial system.
Comprehensive Diagnosis
FMA Orthodontic determines whether the malocclusion is a dysfunction of muscle, abnormal tongue function, mandibular position, or overall stomatognathic function.
Interceptive and Growth-Oriented Treatment
If there is any growth potential, the treatment plan will be based on the patient's growth stage, and phased functional therapy will be appropriate.
Comprehensive Treatment
Occlusal dysfunction characterized by a CR–MI discrepancy, which can be a result from a specific functional problem. Treatments will be based on how the teeth, mandible, muscles, TM joints, and airway-related function operate as a system.