THE EDITOR'S CORNEROld Tricks for New DogsLARRY W. WHITE, DDS, MSDOld Tricks for New DogsHoly writ admonishes readers to "forget not thine ancient landmarks." That is not bad advice for orthodontists seeking ways to handle difficult clinical problems. With the const... |
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Orthopedic Correction of Class III Malocclusion: Retention and Phase II TherapyPATRICK K. TURLEY, DDS, MSD, MEDIn 1988, I described orthopedic treatment of Class III malocclusions using palatal expansion and custom protraction headgear.1 This approach has proved to be effective in correcting mesiocclusions wit... |
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Comparison of Tooth Movements Using Friction-Free and Preadjusted Edgewise Bracket SystemsMIKINORI OGURA, DDS, PHD, KEIICHIRO YAMAGATA, DDS, SATOSHI KUBOTA, DDS, JOON HEE KIM, DDS, PHD, KAZUTO KUROE, DDS, PHD, GAKUJI ITO, DDS, PHDWith a conventional edgewise bracket, the ligature presses the archwire against the bracket slot, creating friction that can impede sliding mechanics, even when small, round archwires are used. With t... |
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A Light-Cured Hybrid Compomer for Bonding to Impacted CaninesROBERT A. MILLER, DMDOne of the key factors in guiding the eruption of an impacted canine is the ability to bond an attachment to the tooth. The oral surgeon will almost always expose enough of the canine to prevent the i... |
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Disconnectable Rapid Palatal ExpanderGIULIO ALESSANDRI BONETTI, MD, DDS, IDA MARINI, MD, DDS, RENZO RIZZIPosterior crossbite can affect the position of the mandible in three planes of space, and therefore is critical in diagnosis and treatment planning.1 The vast majority of crossbites, whether uni- or b... |
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MANAGEMENT & MARKETINGA New Paradigm of MotivationMELVIN MAYERSON, DDS, MSD, LARRY W. WHITE, DDS, MSDThe subject of this year's Moyers Symposium at the University of Michigan was "Creating the Compliant Patient". Two of the speakers listed on the program were Dr. Richard "Wick" Alexander, whose topic... |
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TECHNIQUE CLINICProtection of Enamel from Ceramic Bracket WearNICK ROMANIDES, DMDCeramic brackets bonded to the mandibular arch can sometimes damage the enamel surfaces of the opposing teeth. This can be prevented as follows: 1. Locate the occlusal contacts on the mandibular brack... |
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CASE REPORTTreatment of Adult Midline Deviation by Condylar RepositioningFRED F. SCHUDY, DDSThe relative widths of the maxillary and mandibular arches determine the functional position of the mandible. If the mandibular arch is too wide for the maxillary arch, the patient may reach habituall... |
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Old Tricks for New DogsHoly writ admonishes readers to "forget not thine ancient landmarks." That is not bad advice for orthodontists seeking ways to handle difficult clinical problems. With the const...
In 1988, I described orthopedic treatment of Class III malocclusions using palatal expansion and custom protraction headgear.1 This approach has proved to be effective in correcting mesiocclusions wit...
With a conventional edgewise bracket, the ligature presses the archwire against the bracket slot, creating friction that can impede sliding mechanics, even when small, round archwires are used. With t...
One of the key factors in guiding the eruption of an impacted canine is the ability to bond an attachment to the tooth. The oral surgeon will almost always expose enough of the canine to prevent the i...
Posterior crossbite can affect the position of the mandible in three planes of space, and therefore is critical in diagnosis and treatment planning.1 The vast majority of crossbites, whether uni- or b...
The subject of this year's Moyers Symposium at the University of Michigan was "Creating the Compliant Patient". Two of the speakers listed on the program were Dr. Richard "Wick" Alexander, whose topic...
Ceramic brackets bonded to the mandibular arch can sometimes damage the enamel surfaces of the opposing teeth. This can be prevented as follows: 1. Locate the occlusal contacts on the mandibular brack...
The relative widths of the maxillary and mandibular arches determine the functional position of the mandible. If the mandibular arch is too wide for the maxillary arch, the patient may reach habituall...
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