THE EDITOR'S CORNEREUGENE L. GOTTLIEB DDSRelapse is one of those key words in orthodontics. It is one of the governors of orthodontic treatment. Yet, we could make a long list of reasons why teeth may relapse. These include: Growth variation... |
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Borderline Extraction Cases, Part II: Facial Esthetics and Cephalometric Criteria as the Determinants in the Extraction DecisionIRVING D. BUCHIN DDSI wish to emphasize at the start that the cases that will be presented are part of a symposium on borderline cases which indicates that there is an ambivalence in diagnosis and in treatment planning. ... |
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The New Cephalometrics: The Muzj Fronto-Facial Analysis, Part IIJEROME L. BLAFER DDSThis article is adapted from the book Oro-Facial Anthropometrics by Professor Edmondo Muzj. All illustrations are from the book. Part I of this adaptation appeared in the February 1971 issue of JCO an... |
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DANGER SIGNALSBracket Distortion A very serious clinical problem in orthodontics is the distortion of brackets under the forces of mastication. This is seen more often on anterior bands and especially on lower ante... |
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Treatment of Impacted CaninesLOUIS A. NORTON454-jco-img-0.jpgVarious methods of dealing with impacted canines leave much to be desired. Blood and saliva can weaken black copper cement and cause it to crumble before enough crown has erupted to a... |
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CLINICAL AIDPatient Instructions in Expansion PlatesMAURICE J. COSTELLOUsing India ink on standard acetate tracing paper, patient identification and instructions can be incorporated permanently into expansion plates and other plastic appliances during cold-cure processin... |
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TECHNIQUE CLINICAvoiding Headgear ImpingementA useful modification of the loops of headgear converts them to hooks (Fig. 1) and permits them to engage the loops of a Begg-type archwire. However, with the archwire loops in their usual position me... |
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OFFICE EFFICIENCIESMore on Office StationeryHOWARD J. RUDERMAN DDSIn a previous article (June 1971 Journal of Clinical Orthodontics) I detailed the general process of offset printing and thermography and suggested that the practitioner who wants to individualize his... |
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Relapse is one of those key words in orthodontics. It is one of the governors of orthodontic treatment. Yet, we could make a long list of reasons why teeth may relapse. These include: Growth variation...
I wish to emphasize at the start that the cases that will be presented are part of a symposium on borderline cases which indicates that there is an ambivalence in diagnosis and in treatment planning. ...
This article is adapted from the book Oro-Facial Anthropometrics by Professor Edmondo Muzj. All illustrations are from the book. Part I of this adaptation appeared in the February 1971 issue of JCO an...
Bracket Distortion A very serious clinical problem in orthodontics is the distortion of brackets under the forces of mastication. This is seen more often on anterior bands and especially on lower ante...
454-jco-img-0.jpgVarious methods of dealing with impacted canines leave much to be desired. Blood and saliva can weaken black copper cement and cause it to crumble before enough crown has erupted to a...
Using India ink on standard acetate tracing paper, patient identification and instructions can be incorporated permanently into expansion plates and other plastic appliances during cold-cure processin...
A useful modification of the loops of headgear converts them to hooks (Fig. 1) and permits them to engage the loops of a Begg-type archwire. However, with the archwire loops in their usual position me...
In a previous article (June 1971 Journal of Clinical Orthodontics) I detailed the general process of offset printing and thermography and suggested that the practitioner who wants to individualize his...
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