Dr. Madeleine Goodman
DDS, MS
Growing Smiles Together: An Orthodontist’s Role In Pediatric Management



disclosures
Financial: Dr. Goodman is receiving an honorarium from Simon Says.

Nonfinancial: None to disclose
about the presentation

In this presentation I will review the importance of a team effort in helping kids grow and develop in the best way possible. I will go over the relationship between form and function and common orthodontic issues/terminology. I will also discuss how myofunctional therapy fits in and the importance of early intervention.

LEarner outcomes
  • Identify the diagnosis & treatment options for TOTs 
  • ​List Oral Facial Anatomy & Developmental Milestones
  • ​List the various types of Tethered Oral Tissues
  •  List the various types of procedures used to remediate Tethered Oral Tissues​
meet the presenterS
Born and raised in Bethesda, Dr. Maddy Goodman is thrilled to be serving her hometown community. With an endodontist father, a future in dentistry was on her radar from an early age. Dr. Goodman attended the Holton-Arms School for middle and high school where she took her first Latin-language classes. This passion transferred to her time at Duke University where she majored in Classical Languages and graduated Magna Cum Laude as a member of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. She then headed to the University of Pennsylvania for dental school and graduated first in her class before completing her orthodontic residency at Tufts University. Dr. Goodman is past president of the Middle Atlantic Society of Orthodontists, the legislative body representing our region to the American Association of Orthodontists.

Time ordered agenda
5 minutes: Introduction 
5 minutes: Form vs Function
5 minutes: Habits and Diet
20 minutes: Orthodontic Terminology & Issues
5 minutes: Expansions
10 minutes: Cases
5 minutes: Growth Guidance Overview/Timing
5 minutes: Role of Myofunctional Therapists
disclosures
Financial: Dr. Goodman is receiving an honorarium from Simon Says.

Nonfinancial: None to disclose