THE EDITOR'S CORNERProfessional IncivilityLARRY W. WHITE DDS, MSDA friend recently confided about a patient who, a few years after completing orthodontic treatment, sought the help of a periodontist for receding gingivae. The periodontist told the patient that all ... |
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MANAGEMENT & MARKETINGThe New-Patient Phone Call & Communicating Through Intraoffice Newsletters & Communication with Patients, Parents, and General DentistsROSEMARY BRAY, BARBARA HERZOG, JENEL D. MILLERThis column concludes the presentation of six articles by orthodontic staff members that began in the December 1996 issue of JCO. Among this month's group, effective communication is a common concern.... |
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Perceptions of Facial Appearance by Orthodontists and the General PublicS.M. COCHRANE BDS, FDS RCS, MSC, MOrth, S.J. CUNNINGHAM BCHD, FDS RCS, MSC, MOrth, N.P. HUNT PHD, MSC, BDS, FDS RCPS, MOrthRecent studies have confirmed that dentists and lay persons tend to view facial esthetics differently. Prahl-Andersen and colleagues showed line drawings of facial profiles and color photographs of de... |
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Comparison of Three Types of Separators in Adult PatientsSTEVEN L. CURETON DMD, MS, RONALD W. BICE DMDFive main types of separators are being used today: TP springs*, latex and plastic modules, brass wire, and Neet springs**. Plastic and brass separators are not as popular as they once were. Elastomer... |
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Class II Correction with an Edgewise-Modified Nance ApplianceMARTIN PUENTE DDS, MSDMany appliances have been introduced in the past decade for treating Class II malocclusions without the need for patient cooperation. These include a modified Nance,1 repelling magnets,2-4 nickel tita... |
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Two-Archwire Technique for Alignment of Impacted TeethR.H.A. SAMUELS BDS (Hons), MDS, FIMLS, FDS RCPS, MOrth, S.J. RUDGE BDS, FDS RCS, MOrthAlthough the ideal treatment for impactions is preventive, a number of surgical and orthodontic techniques are available for aligning impacted teeth when necessary.1-10 The introduction of superelasti... |
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TECHNIQUE CLINICCorrection of Single-Tooth Anterior CrossbiteCHIU SHING TSE BDS, MSC, PHDRemovable appliances with finger springs have traditionally been used to treat dental anterior crossbites in the early mixed dentition. The major drawback of this method is that it requires patient co... |
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A friend recently confided about a patient who, a few years after completing orthodontic treatment, sought the help of a periodontist for receding gingivae. The periodontist told the patient that all ...
This column concludes the presentation of six articles by orthodontic staff members that began in the December 1996 issue of JCO. Among this month's group, effective communication is a common concern....
Recent studies have confirmed that dentists and lay persons tend to view facial esthetics differently. Prahl-Andersen and colleagues showed line drawings of facial profiles and color photographs of de...
Five main types of separators are being used today: TP springs*, latex and plastic modules, brass wire, and Neet springs**. Plastic and brass separators are not as popular as they once were. Elastomer...
Many appliances have been introduced in the past decade for treating Class II malocclusions without the need for patient cooperation. These include a modified Nance,1 repelling magnets,2-4 nickel tita...
Although the ideal treatment for impactions is preventive, a number of surgical and orthodontic techniques are available for aligning impacted teeth when necessary.1-10 The introduction of superelasti...
Removable appliances with finger springs have traditionally been used to treat dental anterior crossbites in the early mixed dentition. The major drawback of this method is that it requires patient co...
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