THE EDITOR'S CORNERThe Past is PrologueLARRY W. WHITE, DDS, MSDThe Past Is Prologue Forecasting is an inexact science, so a review of the predictions made by JCO'S Senior Editor, Gene Gottlieb, at the beginning of this decade left me with a new appreciation for h... |
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Air-Rotor Stripping and Proximal Sealants: An SEM EvaluationJOHN J. SHERIDAN, DDS, MSD, PAMELA M. LEDOUX, BDS, MSCAir-rotor stripping (ARS) is a method of resolving mild-to-moderate crowding by comprehensive interproximal reduction of enamel surfaces, primarily in the buccal segments. Concern has been expressed t... |
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THE READERS' CORNERPETER M. SINCLAIR, DDS, MSDTopics are patient cooperation and upper first molar rotations.1. Do you have a method for identifying uncooperative patients before treatment? About 80% of the respondents said they had no particular... |
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How to Fine-Tune Your Hiring ProcessCHARLENE N. WHITEAre you tired of running expensive help wanted ads in the newspaper and getting calls or resumes from unqualified applicants? Do you have employees on your team who have poor attitudes or lack the ski... |
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Internal Root Resorption from Palatal InvaginationsE.M. AL-WAHEIDI, BDSPalatal invaginations, or "dens-in-dente", are relatively rare. Such teeth appear normal, but have an irregular arrangement of dental tissues. The invagination of the developing tooth results in vario... |
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Clinical Management of Ceramic BracketsRICHARD N. CARTER, DMD, MSMy 85% adult practice began using monocrystalline sapphire brackets in 1986, and has used them exclusively on maxillary canines and incisors since then. We have placed more than 3,000 ceramic brackets... |
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CASE REPORTIncreasing Maxillary Arch Length with a Modified Herbst ApplianceJOHN R. VALANT, DDS, MSDPatients with severe crowding of the maxillary arch, blocked-out cuspids, a Class II molar relationship, and a complete mandibular arch can be treated in a number of ways: 1. Extraction of maxillary f... |
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CLINICAL AIDToothbrush OrganizerDON WOODWORTH, DDS, MSDKeeping toothbrushes available for patient use has always been a logistical problem. Of course, with increasing public awareness of infectious diseases such as hepatitis, herpes, and AIDS, the orthodo... |
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The Past Is Prologue Forecasting is an inexact science, so a review of the predictions made by JCO'S Senior Editor, Gene Gottlieb, at the beginning of this decade left me with a new appreciation for h...
Air-rotor stripping (ARS) is a method of resolving mild-to-moderate crowding by comprehensive interproximal reduction of enamel surfaces, primarily in the buccal segments. Concern has been expressed t...
Topics are patient cooperation and upper first molar rotations.1. Do you have a method for identifying uncooperative patients before treatment? About 80% of the respondents said they had no particular...
Are you tired of running expensive help wanted ads in the newspaper and getting calls or resumes from unqualified applicants? Do you have employees on your team who have poor attitudes or lack the ski...
Palatal invaginations, or "dens-in-dente", are relatively rare. Such teeth appear normal, but have an irregular arrangement of dental tissues. The invagination of the developing tooth results in vario...
My 85% adult practice began using monocrystalline sapphire brackets in 1986, and has used them exclusively on maxillary canines and incisors since then. We have placed more than 3,000 ceramic brackets...
Patients with severe crowding of the maxillary arch, blocked-out cuspids, a Class II molar relationship, and a complete mandibular arch can be treated in a number of ways: 1. Extraction of maxillary f...
Keeping toothbrushes available for patient use has always been a logistical problem. Of course, with increasing public awareness of infectious diseases such as hepatitis, herpes, and AIDS, the orthodo...
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