THE EDITOR'S CORNERWhere Are the Assistants?LARRY W. WHITE DDS, MSDI was talking with a professional colleague the other day about how orthodontists don't yet have a dependable system for selecting good chairside assistants. Despite my own efforts1 and those of other... |
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The Connecticut Intrusion ArchRAVINDRA NANDA BDS, MDS, PHD, ROBERT MARZBAN DDS, ANDREW KUHLBERG DMD, MDSCorrection of deep overbite in conjunction with a Class II molar relationship may be accomplished by anterior intrusion, posterior extrusion, or a combination of both. The decision must be based on th... |
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Segmental Lingual Orthodontics in Preprosthetic CasesPABLO A. ECHARRI DDSSegmental lingual orthodontic treatment offers several advantages in preprosthetic cases, including esthetics, efficiency, relatively simple and comfortable mechanics, and, ultimately, the ability to ... |
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The Effectiveness of an Elastomeric Module Dispenser in Cross-Infection ControlG.S. TAKLA DDS, MSC, S.J. CUNNINGHAM BCHD, FDS RCS, MSC, MOrth, E.N. HORROCKS BCHD, FDS RCS, MOrth, M. WILSON GRSC, MSC, PHD, FRC PathOrthodontic patients and staff members are exposed to transmission of infectious agents through direct contact (for example, with infected blood), indirect contact (from injury with contaminated instr... |
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MANAGEMENT & MARKETINGOrthodontic FeesEUGENE L. GOTTLIEB DDS(Editor's Note: This quarterly lCO column is compiled by Contributing Editor Howard Iba. Every three months, Dr. Iba presents a successful approach or strategy for a particular aspect of practice mana... |
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Clinical Use of the Churro JumperRICARDO CASTAÑON DDS, MS, MARIO S. VALDES DDS, MS, LARRY W. WHITE DDS, MSDCreekmore recently noted that the easiest task for orthodontists is to align the teeth correctly within the individual jaws.1 This can be done with or without extractions, with or without favorable gr... |
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CASE REPORTTreatment of Mandibular Alveolar Prognathism by a Lower Anterior Subapical OsteotomyTOSHIMICHI ICHIDA DDS, PHD, TOSHIHIRO KIKUTA DDS, PHD, JINICHI FUKUDA DDS, PHD, KENJIRO YAMADA DDS, PHDMandibular alveolar prognathism is often treated by orthodontic treatment without accompanying surgery, in cases where the malocclusion and protrusive profile are not severe enough to warrant sagittal... |
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I was talking with a professional colleague the other day about how orthodontists don't yet have a dependable system for selecting good chairside assistants. Despite my own efforts1 and those of other...
Correction of deep overbite in conjunction with a Class II molar relationship may be accomplished by anterior intrusion, posterior extrusion, or a combination of both. The decision must be based on th...
Segmental lingual orthodontic treatment offers several advantages in preprosthetic cases, including esthetics, efficiency, relatively simple and comfortable mechanics, and, ultimately, the ability to ...
Orthodontic patients and staff members are exposed to transmission of infectious agents through direct contact (for example, with infected blood), indirect contact (from injury with contaminated instr...
(Editor's Note: This quarterly lCO column is compiled by Contributing Editor Howard Iba. Every three months, Dr. Iba presents a successful approach or strategy for a particular aspect of practice mana...
Creekmore recently noted that the easiest task for orthodontists is to align the teeth correctly within the individual jaws.1 This can be done with or without extractions, with or without favorable gr...
Mandibular alveolar prognathism is often treated by orthodontic treatment without accompanying surgery, in cases where the malocclusion and protrusive profile are not severe enough to warrant sagittal...
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