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March 2003
Volume 37, Issue 3

THE EDITOR'S CORNER

Some Thoughts on Patient Compliance

ROBERT G. KEIM DDS, EDD, PHD

One of the earliest mentions of orthodontic tooth movement in the scientific literature was by Hippocrates himself.1 Somewhere around 400 B.C., he noted that teeth could be moved to more desirable pos...

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Orthodontic Recycling at the Crossroads

CLAUDE G. MATASA DCE, DSC, DHC

Thousands of orthodontic practitioners around the world currently recycle brackets, tubes, and bands.1 Nearly all recyclers, whether commercial companies or private clinicians, use heat and electropol...

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MANAGEMENT & MARKETING

My Life as a Locum Tenens

DAVID T. GROVE DMD, MS, MSEd

A previous installment of this column (JCO, March 2000) advanced the idea of hiring a semiretired orthodontist as an associate. In this month's article, Dr. David Grove presents another way in which a...

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Herbst Appliance Variations

MICHAEL B. ROGERS DDS

It is well established that the Herbst* appliance corrects Class II molar relationships through a combination of skeletal and dental changes brought about by a forward positioning of the mandible.1-7 ...

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The Hybrid Core System for Indirect Bonding

ISAO MATSUNO DDS, DDSC, SHIGEYUKI OKUDA DDS, YOSHINORI NODERA DDS, DDSC

No matter which indirect bonding method one chooses, the precise transfer of the bracket from the plaster cast to the patient's tooth is the critical factor.1,2 We have long used silicone to make indi...

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Clinical Management of Unilaterally Impacted Mandibular First and Second Molars

DAVID RESCH DDS, MS

Orthodontic traction of impacted teeth can present mechanical challenges, especially when impacted molars are involved. Tooth impaction is uncommon, however, with an overall incidence of between 5.6% ...

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