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| December 2014The Extraction Debate
. . .The orthodontist's best clinical judgment, forged from extensive training at the hands of highly skilled senior clinicians and professors and honed through years of reflective practice and personal experience, will inform the extraction decision. Mastery of the worldwide body of orthodontic literature must be an integral part of a doctor's initial training and continuing professional development, because that literature represents the best available evidence for a skilled and conscientious practitioner to utilize in developing treatment plans with the patients' best interests in mind. . . .
On the cover: Biomechanics of a retraction system with retromolar skeletal anchorage, as described by Drs. Agarwal, Shah, Yadav, and Nanda, are illustrated on this month's cover. | | 
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December issue highlights
Rinchuse, Busch, DiBagno, Cozzani OVERVIEW Extraction Treatment, Part 1: The Extraction vs. Nonextraction Debate
Wilmes, Neuschulz, Saffar, Braumann, Drescher Protocols for Combining the Beneslider with Lingual Appliances in Class II Treatment
Keim, Gottlieb, Vogels, Vogels 2014 JCO Study of Orthodontic Diagnosis and Treatment Procedures, Part 3: Breakdowns by Prescription Appliance Use
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