Advanced Clinical Education · 2026–2027
A New Framework for Interdisciplinary Treatment
A three-course curriculum on diagnosing, planning, and surgically executing the interdisciplinary case.
Three courses · October 2026 to January 2027
Course Pathway
Airway. Expansion. Phenotype. Surgery.
They Were Never Meant to Be Separate.
These courses are designed to help clinicians understand when these modalities intersect, how to plan them together, and how to treat cases that were previously considered borderline, compromised, or surgical-only.
For orthodontists · periodontists · interdisciplinary & airway-focused dentists · oral & maxillofacial surgeons · prosthodontists · restorative dentists · general dentists.
How do these systems integrate? Airway, skeletal expansion, and interdisciplinary treatment planning for complex cases.
Best for interdisciplinary teams treating airway-driven cases
+ Co-presenter Dr. Ilya Lipkin, Orthodontic Specialist · nearly 1,000 skeletal expansion cases.
How is it executed? Live surgical mentorship focused on phenotype modification and operative technique.
Best for providers performing SFOT on complex cases | Limited to 20 clinicians
When does SFOT enter the case? Indications, diagnosis, and the clinical conversation around treatment planning.
Best for GPs, orthodontists, and clinicians new to SFOT
Structure Function Compensation Intervention
Location & Inquiries
All courses are held at the PMSS Education Center in Glenview, Illinois, 13 miles from O'Hare International Airport. Virtual attendance via Zoom is available for all lecture sessions at the same tuition rate.
Ready to register? Reserve your seat directly on the registration page. For course questions, lodging suggestions, or virtual attendance arrangements, reach Julie Wosik below.
Questions? Contact Julie Wosik