THE EDITOR'S CORNERThe Case Against Two-Phase TreatmentROBERT G. KEIM DDS, EdD, PhDA number of topics in orthodontics have generated controversy for many years and will probably continue to do so, no matter what evidence is presented. These include extraction therapy, gnathologic oc... |
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Biomechanical Considerations in Treatment with Miniscrew Anchorage, Part 2: The Horizontal and Transverse PlanesMIN-HO JUNG DDS, MSD, PhD, TAE-WOO KIM DDS, MSD, PhDIn a previous article (JCO, February 2008), we described some biomechanical variations that may occur in the sagittal plane during the retraction of anterior teeth with miniscrew anchorage. The presen... |
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MANAGEMENT & MARKETING Statistical Analysis of Two-Phase Treatment Compared with Single-Stage Comprehensive TreatmentROBERT S. HAEGER DDS, MS, ROGER T. COLBERG PhD(Editor’s Note: This quarterly JCO column is compiled by Contributing Editor Robert Haeger. Every three months, Dr. Haeger presents a successful approach or strategy for a particular aspect of practic... |
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Reduction of Gingival Display with Maxillary Intrusion Using Endosseous Dental ImplantsFLAVIO URIBE DDS, MDS, BRUCE HAVENS DDS, PhD, RAVINDRA NANDA DDS, PhDExcessive gingival display is an unattractive smile characteristic with multiple etiologies. Vertical maxillary excess, supraeruption of the maxillary incisors, and shortness or hypermobility of the u... |
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CLINICAL AID Imaging of Plaster Casts with a Flatbed ScannerAKHTER HUSAIN MDSAs an alternative to conventional photography, orthodontic plaster casts can be imaged with a simple flatbed scanner for purposes of record keeping, patient education, and research. The use of preform... |
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2008 AAO CONVENTIONA Mile-High Welcome BackDAVID S. VOGELS IIIJCO began these annual convention city previews in 1997, the last time the AAO visited Denver. When the convention returns May 17-20, orthodontists will find many familiar attractions in the Mile High... |
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A New Technique for Forced Eruption of Impacted TeethMICHAEL SCHUBERT DMDVarious methods have been proposed for the forced eruption of impacted teeth.1-8 Elastics, elastomeric chain, and elastic thread usually require frequent reactivation. Cantilever springs are highly el... |
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A number of topics in orthodontics have generated controversy for many years and will probably continue to do so, no matter what evidence is presented. These include extraction therapy, gnathologic oc...
In a previous article (JCO, February 2008), we described some biomechanical variations that may occur in the sagittal plane during the retraction of anterior teeth with miniscrew anchorage. The presen...
(Editor’s Note: This quarterly JCO column is compiled by Contributing Editor Robert Haeger. Every three months, Dr. Haeger presents a successful approach or strategy for a particular aspect of practic...
Excessive gingival display is an unattractive smile characteristic with multiple etiologies. Vertical maxillary excess, supraeruption of the maxillary incisors, and shortness or hypermobility of the u...
As an alternative to conventional photography, orthodontic plaster casts can be imaged with a simple flatbed scanner for purposes of record keeping, patient education, and research. The use of preform...
JCO began these annual convention city previews in 1997, the last time the AAO visited Denver. When the convention returns May 17-20, orthodontists will find many familiar attractions in the Mile High...
Various methods have been proposed for the forced eruption of impacted teeth.1-8 Elastics, elastomeric chain, and elastic thread usually require frequent reactivation. Cantilever springs are highly el...
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