THE EDITOR'S CORNERSome Thoughts About FiringLARRY W. WHITE DDS, MSDOne of my first and best friends in orthodontics was Henry Hulan, who to this day remains a valuable colleague and the source of much of my professional knowledge. The summer I entered Baylor's orth... |
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JCO ROUNDTABLE Ethics in Orthodontic Practice, Part 3EUGENE L. GOTTLIEB DDS, Moderator, LINDA A. CRAWFORD DDS, MS, TODD A. CURTIS DDS, MS, MS, G. RUSSELL FRANKEL DDS, MSD, JAMES A. HINESLY DDS, MSEditor's Note: The participants in this discussion are JCO subscribers who were chosen at random. DR. GOTTLIEB Is it ethical to try a new technique without telling the patient you have never done thi... |
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TECHNIQUE CLINICSimplified Orthodontic DebondingROBERT E. BINDER DMD, STEPHEN M. COHEN DDS, MSThe most common technique used for debonding orthodontic attachments is to shear the adhesive by firmly holding a ligature-cutting plier against the tooth surface, adjacent to the proximal edges of ... |
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By the NumbersEUGENE L. GOTTLIEB, DDSSome concern has been expressed about whether there will be enough orthodontists in the future to treat the number of potential orthodontic patients. This so-called "manpower" problem is based on an a... |
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PEARLSBonding a Mandibular Lingual RetainerNICK ROMANIDES DMD, DEBORAH BARCKHAUSEN DMD, MSThere are many ways to hold a mandibular lingual retainer in place for bonding, including dental floss, ligature wires, and impression material. The following method is simple and fast. Adapt the r... |
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Efficacy of Open-Bite Treatment with the Thera-spoonGREG R. BENNETT DMD, MARTIN WEINSTEIN DMD, MS, ALAN J. BORISLOW DDSOpen-bite malocclusions resulting from pervasive tongue habits can be corrected by various methods, including fixed appliances, removable appliances, and exercise regimens.1-3 In the most severe ca... |
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SEM Evaluation of a New Technique for Interdental StrippingM. ZHONG DDS, P.G. JOST-BRINKMANN DDS, PHD, R.J. RADLANSKI DDS, PHD, R.R. MIETHKE DDS, PHDStripping (interproximal enamel reduction) is commonly used to resolve tooth-size discrepancies between the left and right sides or between the maxillary and mandibular arches.1 It is also an alternat... |
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CASE REPORTNonsurgical Treatment of Severe Mandibular PrognathismNOBORU DEMURA DDS, PHD, NATSUKI SEGAMI DDS, PHDThe following case report shows a nonsurgical approach to treatment of a preadolescent boy with severe mandibular prognathism, both maxillary canines missing, and a supernumerary tooth in the maxillar... |
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One of my first and best friends in orthodontics was Henry Hulan, who to this day remains a valuable colleague and the source of much of my professional knowledge. The summer I entered Baylor's orth...
Editor's Note: The participants in this discussion are JCO subscribers who were chosen at random. DR. GOTTLIEB Is it ethical to try a new technique without telling the patient you have never done thi...
The most common technique used for debonding orthodontic attachments is to shear the adhesive by firmly holding a ligature-cutting plier against the tooth surface, adjacent to the proximal edges of ...
Some concern has been expressed about whether there will be enough orthodontists in the future to treat the number of potential orthodontic patients. This so-called "manpower" problem is based on an a...
There are many ways to hold a mandibular lingual retainer in place for bonding, including dental floss, ligature wires, and impression material. The following method is simple and fast. Adapt the r...
Open-bite malocclusions resulting from pervasive tongue habits can be corrected by various methods, including fixed appliances, removable appliances, and exercise regimens.1-3 In the most severe ca...
Stripping (interproximal enamel reduction) is commonly used to resolve tooth-size discrepancies between the left and right sides or between the maxillary and mandibular arches.1 It is also an alternat...
The following case report shows a nonsurgical approach to treatment of a preadolescent boy with severe mandibular prognathism, both maxillary canines missing, and a supernumerary tooth in the maxillar...
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