THE EDITOR'S CORNERA Void in the PracticeROBERT G. KEIM DDS, EdD, PhDLike a great many JCO readers, I enjoy the benefits of a group practice. There are two common management structures for orthodontic groups. In one, every patient is a patient of the entire practice, a... |
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Non-Invasive Maxillary Anchorage for Canine Retraction in Premolar Extraction CasesW. BONHAM MAGNESS DDSThe current trend toward placing mini-implants for skeletal anchorage has had a pronounced impact on the orthodontic profession. Although miniscrews have proven impressive in their capacity for multid... |
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Placement of Mini-Implants with Topical AnestheticNEAL D. KRAVITZ DMD, BUDI KUSNOTO DDS, MSDespite the benefits of skeletal anchorage,1-7 many orthodontists have been reluctant to place miniscrews because of the need to administer local anesthetic injections. This article shows how mini-imp... |
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A Modified ACCO for Class II Nonextraction TreatmentB. GIULIANO MAINO MD, DDS, PAOLA ALESSANDRINI DMD, PAOLA MURA DMDThis article describes a modified, second-generation Acrylic Cervical Occipital (ACCO) appliance.1 The first ACCO, developed by Margolis, was a modification of the Hawley retainer, with the addition o... |
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CASE REPORTOrthodontic Extrusion of a Horizontally Impacted Mandibular CanineGERALD W. SPENCER DDSThe male patient shown in this report presented at age 9 years, 10 months. The mother reported a previous history of thumbsucking and mouthbreathing, in addition to eye surgery for correction of strat... |
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TECHNIQUE CLINICA Technique for Bonding Lingual RetainersSUMIT YADAV BDS, FAGE, MADHUR UPADHYAY BDS, MDSThe following is a simple and economical method for precise placement of lingual retainers.1 Take impressions of both arches, and pour them in stone. Adapt .0175" stainless steel flexible spiral wire... |
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PEARLSJ-Hook Headgear SafetyS. EVERETT RUSHING DMDOrthodontists and liability insurers have long been aware of the potential for patient injury from headgear wear. Snap-away devices are commonly used with Kloehn-style facebows, but many of us prefer ... |
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Like a great many JCO readers, I enjoy the benefits of a group practice. There are two common management structures for orthodontic groups. In one, every patient is a patient of the entire practice, a...
The current trend toward placing mini-implants for skeletal anchorage has had a pronounced impact on the orthodontic profession. Although miniscrews have proven impressive in their capacity for multid...
Despite the benefits of skeletal anchorage,1-7 many orthodontists have been reluctant to place miniscrews because of the need to administer local anesthetic injections. This article shows how mini-imp...
This article describes a modified, second-generation Acrylic Cervical Occipital (ACCO) appliance.1 The first ACCO, developed by Margolis, was a modification of the Hawley retainer, with the addition o...
The male patient shown in this report presented at age 9 years, 10 months. The mother reported a previous history of thumbsucking and mouthbreathing, in addition to eye surgery for correction of strat...
The following is a simple and economical method for precise placement of lingual retainers.1 Take impressions of both arches, and pour them in stone. Adapt .0175" stainless steel flexible spiral wire...
Orthodontists and liability insurers have long been aware of the potential for patient injury from headgear wear. Snap-away devices are commonly used with Kloehn-style facebows, but many of us prefer ...
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