Dr Perera has now returned from his visit to Forum Russia, which was held in St. Petersburg, where he gave a class on finishing cases using the Damon System.

The event was followed by a gala dinner which was held in one of the halls of the Hermitage Palace. This put a perfect end to what was a truly wonderful experience.

Last week, Dr Perera was an invited speaker at the UAX (University Alfonso X, El Sabio) where he gave a course on the Damon System. At the university, he shared his experience with the director and lecturer on its Master’s Degree course in Orthodontics, Dr Juan José Barros, and with the rest of the teaching staff: Rosa Calama, Mario Garcilaso, Carmen Mediero and Ana Rabal. Today, we leave you with a brief summary of the event in the form of photos.

On Friday 27^th April, Dr Perera travelled to Germany as an invited speaker to give an advanced course on the Damon System at the University of Würzburg, one of the most prestigious universities in the country. In it, he explained his evolution from conventional mechanics to the Damon System, a technique which the majority of the doctors attending the course already use.

On 20^th April, our Dr Perera was in Santander as an invited speaker at a training session dedicated to the Damon System. Throughout the day, the meeting examined new approaches through which orthodontics has been advancing and increasing leaving behind the conventional mechanics from which it originated.

Last week there was another session of the International Master Damon course for students from different French-speaking countries.

On 9^th and 10^th March, Drs Ramón Perera and Rafael García Espejo were invited to the first Ibero-American International Sessions on Orthodontics, which were held in Seville. There, the directors of the Master Damon course shared their professional experience of working with self-ligating techniques: an area in which they are recognised experts.

The students of the edition with simultaneous translation into English said goodbye to the month of February by, no more and no less, completing the second module of the Master Damon course. Little by little, this module introduced them to the ins and outs of the system and allowed them to begin to get to know the technique in greater detail.
 

On February 3rd and 4th, Dr García Espejo, co-director of the Damon Master together with our Dr Perera, travelled to Cape Town, South Africa, to participate in the second edition of the Damon Forum, which was once again held in this country.