Bill HangDental Practitioner, Lecturer at OrthO2Health

Victor Avis: Has The Study Club Helped You Expand?

5 Nov 2021 · 1 min

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In this brief testimonial, Victor Avis highlights a gap in the conventional orthotropic treatment window, which traditionally targets children aged 6 to 9, and notes emerging discussions about treating younger children aged 4 to 6. He points out that many patients miss the optimal window or are otherwise ineligible for orthotropic care. Victor credits Bill Hang with providing advanced diagnostic paradigms and treatment techniques that enable clinicians to serve a broader patient base. He emphasizes that Bill’s extensive teaching experience and confidence in these methods empower practitioners to achieve better outcomes for more patients.

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There's a real void. Orthotropics are for kids 6 to 9, and then we have some new discussions about treating children at age 4 to 6. But now you have all these people that miss that window of time, or because of other reasons really don't qualify to be an orthotropic patient. But Bill has brought again both the diagnosis and these paradigms of thought and the techniques to light. And, uh, it's enabled me to just treat so many more people. And I think, again, it's a benefit of many, many years of Bill's experience in teaching that he has that ability to share with confidence that if you do these things, uh, this can help you and your patients.