THE EDITOR'S CORNERThe Resurgence of Lingual OrthodonticsROBERT G. KEIM DDS, EdD, PhDWhile the number of adult patients seeking orthodontic care has risen considerably over the past 25 years, we still find that relatively few adults with malocclusions are being treated compared to ado... |
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JCO ROUNDTABLELingual Orthodontics, Part 1BJORN LUDWIG DMD, MSD, Moderator, J. CLIFTON ALEXANDER DDS, MS, VITTORIO CACCIAFESTA DDS, MSC, PhD, DIDIER FILLION DCD, ALFREDO GILBERT DDS, MS, RANDALL C. MOLES DDS, MS, MARIO E. PAZ DDS, MS, SILVIA M. SILLI DMD, DMED, KYOTO TAKEMOTO DDS, PhDDR. LUDWIGÂ As long ago as 1982, JCO published a multipart series called "Lingual Orthodontics: A Status Report".1 The authors of this series, known as the Ormco Lingual Task Force, sparked a great dea... |
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Uprighting Mechanics for Mesially Inclined Lower Second and Third MolarsSIGMUND ZIEGLER MSLOForty years ago, partial impaction of the lower second molars was a rare problem, due to the prevalence of extraction therapy. In nonextraction treatment, which is much more common today, a space defi... |
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CASE REPORTTwo-Stage Treatment of a Skeletal Class III Patient with Severe CrowdingNING ZHANG DDS, YUXING BAI DDS, PhD, SONG LI DDS, PhDSkeletal Class III malocclusion involves maxillary retrusion, mandibular protrusion, or a combination of both.1-3 Maxillary deficiency is the most common etiology, accounting for 60-63% of Class III m... |
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TECHNIQUE CLINICMinimizing Adhesive Flash During Indirect Bonding of a Lingual RetainerRAKESH MOHODE MDSAlthough indirect-bonding procedures for lingual retainers are considered highly precise, excess bonding material can be difficult and tedious to remove, especially from the embrasures. Light-cured fl... |
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OVERVIEWSelf-Ligating Brackets: An UpdateNAZEER AHMED MEERAN BDS, MDS(Editor's Note: In this quarterly column, JCO provides an overview of a clinical topic of interest to orthodontists. Contributions and Suggestions for future subjects are welcome.) Self-ligating brack... |
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CLINICAL AIDAn Economical Alginate MixerMANJUNATH G. MDS, RAVI KALLUR MDS, VISHWANATH PATIL MDS, SAFIYA SANA MDSMixing alginate manually requires skill and practice. No matter how experienced the operator, however, small lumps or air bubbles are commonly found in the final mixture.Automated alginate mixers elim... |
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While the number of adult patients seeking orthodontic care has risen considerably over the past 25 years, we still find that relatively few adults with malocclusions are being treated compared to ado...
DR. LUDWIGÂ As long ago as 1982, JCO published a multipart series called "Lingual Orthodontics: A Status Report".1 The authors of this series, known as the Ormco Lingual Task Force, sparked a great dea...
Forty years ago, partial impaction of the lower second molars was a rare problem, due to the prevalence of extraction therapy. In nonextraction treatment, which is much more common today, a space defi...
Skeletal Class III malocclusion involves maxillary retrusion, mandibular protrusion, or a combination of both.1-3 Maxillary deficiency is the most common etiology, accounting for 60-63% of Class III m...
Although indirect-bonding procedures for lingual retainers are considered highly precise, excess bonding material can be difficult and tedious to remove, especially from the embrasures. Light-cured fl...
(Editor's Note: In this quarterly column, JCO provides an overview of a clinical topic of interest to orthodontists. Contributions and Suggestions for future subjects are welcome.) Self-ligating brack...
Mixing alginate manually requires skill and practice. No matter how experienced the operator, however, small lumps or air bubbles are commonly found in the final mixture.Automated alginate mixers elim...
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