Favorite Saved
November 2000
Volume 34, Issue 11

THE EDITOR'S CORNER

Help Yourself

LARRY W. WHITE DDS, MSD

I recently called a colleague in a distant city, and the conversation went something like this: "Welcome to Dr. X's office. If you need to make an appointment or check on an appointment, press 1 now. ...

631

Cantilever Mechanics for Treatment of Impacted Canines

THOMAS J. FISCHER DMD, MS, FRED ZIEGLER DMD, CHRISTOPHER LUNDBERG DMD, MS

In the total force system produced by a set of brackets and continuous archwires, the forces placed on each individual tooth cannot be mea­sured by the orthodontist.1 The major drawback of such a forc...

647

Sectional Ribbon Archwire for Pontic Placement

ROBERT E. BINDER DMD

When a patient presents with a missing anterior tooth or loses one through trauma or periodontal involvement, the most common solution is to attach a pontic to a removable appliance such as a Hawley-t...

654

Correction of Single-Tooth Rotations with Rotating Springs

ALDO GIANCOTTI DDS, MS , PAOLA COZZA MD, DDS, MS, GAIA ROMANINI DDS

Rotations often cause difficulty in finishing fixed orthodontic treatment. Although rotat­ing springs1 are commonly used in the Begg2-5 and Tip-Edge*6 techniques, most preadjusted and standard edgewis...

656

Transitional Implants for Orthodontic Anchorage

JAMES B. GRAY DMD, ROBERT SMITH DDS

The efficacy of orthodontic anchorage provid­ed by skeletal implants has been well demon­strated.1-7 Conventional endosseous implants have substantial limitations, however, including their cost, the n...

659

CASE REPORT

Multidisciplinary Treatment of an Adult Patient with a Labiopalatal Cleft

MARTINE DAVID DDS, SAMI BOU SABA DDS, MYRIAM DELATTE DDS, HUGO DE CLERCK DDS

Patients with labiopalatal clefts have a number of soft-tissue, developmental, and dental problems that must be addressed before orthodontic treatment can be successful. Soft-tissue sequelae affect ma...

667

PEARLS

Tongue-Friendly Transpalatal Arches

J. MICHAEL HUDSON DMD

Conventional transpalatal arches often create deep grooves in patients' tongues (Fig. A). A minor modification, requiring only a few min­utes of lab time, can eliminate such discomfort in cases where ...

671

TECHNIQUE CLINIC

Dedicated Sink for Impression Procedures

IAIN G. EDWARDS DS, MDSC(Ortho), FRACDS

Taking impressions is not a difficult clinical procedure, but it often arouses anxiety in pa­tients because of the gag reflex. Most dentists are taught to take impressions in the dental chair, with th...

673

My Account

This is currently not available. Please check back later.

Please contact heather@jco-online.com for any changes to your account.