THE EDITOR'S CORNERPost Hoc, Ergo Propter HocEUGENE L. GOTTLIEB, DDSPost Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc My father had only one peculiar habit that I can remember. On the bottom shelf of our medicine cabinet was a pile of razor blades that he would use in order, taking one from... |
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Thermoformed Orthodontic AppliancesDR. MICHEL AMORICThermoformed appliances made in a Biostar unit have a number of orthodontic applications. They can provide better anchorage than sectional arches in most cases, because they are not susceptible to the... |
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The DigiGraph Work Station, Part 1: Basic ConceptsSPIRO J. CHACONAS, DDS, MS, GARY A. ENGEL, AB, MS, ANTHONY A. GIANELLY, DMD, PHD, MD, JOHN C. GORMAN, DMD, MS, DUANE C. GRUMMONS, DDS, MSD, MARC S. LEMCHEN, DMD, RAM S. NANDA, DDS, MS, PHDEditor's note: Parts 2 and 3 of this series are published in the July and August 1990 issues of JCO.The DigiGraph Work Station (Fig. 1) is a powerful clinical tool that offers advantages in a wide ran... |
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CLINICAL AIDAdjustable Impression TraysJ.P. JOUETTE, DSO, DUOPlastic impression trays (A) originally designed for fixed prostheses have also proven useful in orthodontics. In addition to providing good impressions of the teeth and soft tissues (B), they can be ... |
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Keys to Treatment Plans for Class III Patients with Skeletal DiscrepanciesDAVID W. WARREN , DDSWhen weighing the alternatives of traditional orthodontics, maxillofacial orthopedics, and orthognathic surgery for Class III patients with skeletal discrepancies, I use the following diagnostic keys.... |
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Orthodontic Management of Ankylosed TeethMICHAEL K. PHELAN, DMD, ROBERT B. MOSS, JR., DMD, R. STEVEN POWELL, DMD, BRIAN A. WOMBLE, DMDAnkylosis, a localized fusion of alveolar bone and cementum, is the result of a defective or discontinuous periodontal membrane and is apparently caused by mechanical, thermal, or metabolic trauma to ... |
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THE READERS' CORNERPETER M. SINCLAIR, DDS, MSDTopics are retention and meeting with parents.1. What is your preferred retainer for the nonextraction patient? More than 80% of the respondents preferred a Hawley-type retainer for the maxilla. About... |
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Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc My father had only one peculiar habit that I can remember. On the bottom shelf of our medicine cabinet was a pile of razor blades that he would use in order, taking one from...
Thermoformed appliances made in a Biostar unit have a number of orthodontic applications. They can provide better anchorage than sectional arches in most cases, because they are not susceptible to the...
Editor's note: Parts 2 and 3 of this series are published in the July and August 1990 issues of JCO.The DigiGraph Work Station (Fig. 1) is a powerful clinical tool that offers advantages in a wide ran...
Plastic impression trays (A) originally designed for fixed prostheses have also proven useful in orthodontics. In addition to providing good impressions of the teeth and soft tissues (B), they can be ...
When weighing the alternatives of traditional orthodontics, maxillofacial orthopedics, and orthognathic surgery for Class III patients with skeletal discrepancies, I use the following diagnostic keys....
Ankylosis, a localized fusion of alveolar bone and cementum, is the result of a defective or discontinuous periodontal membrane and is apparently caused by mechanical, thermal, or metabolic trauma to ...
Topics are retention and meeting with parents.1. What is your preferred retainer for the nonextraction patient? More than 80% of the respondents preferred a Hawley-type retainer for the maxilla. About...
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