THE EDITOR'S CORNERNot by a DamsiteEUGENE L. GOTTLIEB, DDSNot by a DamsiteA recent article in the Wall Street Journal described the futility of an effort by the Southern California Edison Co. to capture in a computer program the intuitive thought processes o... |
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Differential Anchorage and the Edgewise ApplianceCHRISTOPHER K. KESLING, DDS, MSThe problem of anchorage preservation remains universal regardless of the orthodontic technique used. Simple anchorage is provided by teeth that are free to tip in response to force application; stati... |
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THE READERS' CORNERPETER M. SINCLAIR, DDS, MSDTopics are office leasing and bicuspid extractions.1. Do you lease your main or satellite office space? Nearly half (46%) of the respondents to this survey leased their main office space. Forty percen... |
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ORTHODONTIC OFFICE DESIGNOperatory Central IslandsWARREN HAMULA, DDS, MSDThe open bay operatory has prompted an evolution in the design of orthodontic cabinetry. Orthodontists once used large central islands as their primary chairside work surfaces, with the dental chairs ... |
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Clinical Implications of Advances in Orthognathic SurgeryMICHAEL G. WOODS, MDSC, FRACDS, DOrth RCS, JAMES Q. SWIFT, DDS, N. ROBERT MARKOWITZ, DMDConsiderable recent progress has been made in the refinement of diagnostic and treatment-planning procedures for surgical-orthodontic treatment.1-7 Advances in four major areas have revolutionized ort... |
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Treatment of Class II Malocclusion with a Headgear-Activator CombinationR. LEHMAN, PHD, DDS, MS, JAN H. HULSINKA combination headgear-activator appliance can reportedly inhibit forward and downward growth of the maxillary complex while stimulating mandibular growth.1,2 This article presents the results of head... |
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TECHNIQUE CLINICChairside Custom Impression TrayELIZABETH C. KAO, DMDTaking impressions can be difficult with patients who have severe tooth malalignments, asymmetrical archforms, or soft tissue or bony irregularities. This is particularly true in the mandibular arch b... |
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Not by a DamsiteA recent article in the Wall Street Journal described the futility of an effort by the Southern California Edison Co. to capture in a computer program the intuitive thought processes o...
The problem of anchorage preservation remains universal regardless of the orthodontic technique used. Simple anchorage is provided by teeth that are free to tip in response to force application; stati...
Topics are office leasing and bicuspid extractions.1. Do you lease your main or satellite office space? Nearly half (46%) of the respondents to this survey leased their main office space. Forty percen...
The open bay operatory has prompted an evolution in the design of orthodontic cabinetry. Orthodontists once used large central islands as their primary chairside work surfaces, with the dental chairs ...
Considerable recent progress has been made in the refinement of diagnostic and treatment-planning procedures for surgical-orthodontic treatment.1-7 Advances in four major areas have revolutionized ort...
A combination headgear-activator appliance can reportedly inhibit forward and downward growth of the maxillary complex while stimulating mandibular growth.1,2 This article presents the results of head...
Taking impressions can be difficult with patients who have severe tooth malalignments, asymmetrical archforms, or soft tissue or bony irregularities. This is particularly true in the mandibular arch b...
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