THE EDITOR'S CORNERThe Three Keys of RetentionJOHN J. SHERIDAN, DDS, MSDThe Three Keys of Retention Retention has been described as the most exasperating phase of orthodontics. The story has even been told of a practitioner who would gladly give half the fee to anyone who... |
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ORTHODONTIC OFFICE DESIGNSick Building SyndromeWARREN HAMULA, DDS, MSDSick Building Syndrome (SBS) and its related manifestation, Building Related Illness (BRI), are becoming commonplace environmental problems, extensively documented in the medical literature. Much of t... |
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THE READERS' CORNERPETER M. SINCLAIR, DDS, MSDTopics are adult vs. child treatment and use of headgear.1. In your practice, how is adult orthodontic treatment different from child orthodontic treatment in terms of: a. Length of treatment? The maj... |
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1991 JCO Orthodontic Practice Study, Part 2: Practice SuccessEUGENE L. GOTTLIEB, DDS, ALLEN H. NELSON, PHD, DAVID S. VOGELS IIIEditor's note: Parts 1 and 3 of this series are published in the November 1991 and January 1992 issues of JCO.The distribution and methodology of this nationwide survey of practicing orthodontists wer... |
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CLINICAL AIDThermal Debonding of Ceramic BracketsEDWIN SYLVESTER, DDS, MSMuch attention has been given recently to the difficulty and potential hazards of debonding ceramic brackets.1,2 Raising the temperature of the bracket/adhesive interface by 52°C has been shown to red... |
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An Accurate, Inexpensive Headgear TimerMAJ STEVEN L. CURETON, DDS LTC, LTC FREDERICK REGENNITTER, DDS, MICHAEL G. ORBELL , BDS, MDS, MSLack of patient cooperation can ruin the best treatment planning and mechanics.1-5 To promote and measure compliance with extraoral traction,6 a timing headgear was developed by the Aledyne Corporatio... |
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Clinical Management of the Jasper JumperH.O. BLACKWOOD III, DDSPatient cooperation is a never-ending concern for orthodontists. Removable appliances leave the orthodontist totally dependent on the patient, and bonded functional appliances present hygiene and clea... |
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The Three Keys of Retention Retention has been described as the most exasperating phase of orthodontics. The story has even been told of a practitioner who would gladly give half the fee to anyone who...
Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) and its related manifestation, Building Related Illness (BRI), are becoming commonplace environmental problems, extensively documented in the medical literature. Much of t...
Topics are adult vs. child treatment and use of headgear.1. In your practice, how is adult orthodontic treatment different from child orthodontic treatment in terms of: a. Length of treatment? The maj...
Editor's note: Parts 1 and 3 of this series are published in the November 1991 and January 1992 issues of JCO.The distribution and methodology of this nationwide survey of practicing orthodontists wer...
Much attention has been given recently to the difficulty and potential hazards of debonding ceramic brackets.1,2 Raising the temperature of the bracket/adhesive interface by 52°C has been shown to red...
Lack of patient cooperation can ruin the best treatment planning and mechanics.1-5 To promote and measure compliance with extraoral traction,6 a timing headgear was developed by the Aledyne Corporatio...
Patient cooperation is a never-ending concern for orthodontists. Removable appliances leave the orthodontist totally dependent on the patient, and bonded functional appliances present hygiene and clea...
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