THE EDITOR'S CORNERBias vs. Science in Clinical Decision-MakingROBERT G. KEIM DDS, EDD, PhDOver the years, I have written several times about statistics and evidence-based dentistry.1-3 In my very first JCO interview, I was the interviewee rather than the interviewer, as our Senior Editor, ... |
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Treatment of Asymmetrical Class II Malocclusion in Adult PatientsJOOROK PARK DMD, MSD, ROBERT L. BOYD DDS, MED, NICHOLAS BAUTER DDS, MSD, MICHELLE BITTNER EBERLE DDS, MSD, MEGAN LERAYE LECORNU DMD, MS, TERRY DISCHINGER DDS, MSDClass II subdivision malocclusion can result from skeletal asymmetry or from anteriorly positioned maxillary molars or posteriorly positioned mandibular molars on the Class II side.1-4 Treatment optio... |
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BOOK REVIEWSSkeletal Anchorage in Orthodontic Treatment of Class II Malocclusion: Contemporary Applications of Orthodontic Implants, Miniscrew Implants and MiniplatesNEAL D. KRAVITZ DMD, MSMOSCHOS A. PAPADOPOULOS, DDS, DMD, Editor 312 pages. $179. 2014.Elsevier, Inc., 3251 Riverport Lane, Maryland Heights, MO 63043.(800) 325-4177; www.elsevier.com. Efficient correction of Class II maloc... |
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OVERVIEWExtraction Treatment, Part 2: Guidelines for Making the Extraction DecisionDANIEL J. RINCHUSE DMD, MS, MDS, PhD, LAUREN SIGLER BUSCH DDS, DANIEL DIBAGNO DMD, MAURO COZZANI DMD, MSCD(Editor's Note: In this regular column, JCO provides an overview of a clinical topic of interest to orthodontists. Contributions and suggestions for future subjects are welcome.) In the first part of ... |
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Biomechanical Considerations in the Correction of Anterior Open Bite with Maxillary Skeletal PlatesS. JACK BURROW III DDS, MSAnterior open bite due to posterior vertical hyperplasia has traditionally been treated, depending on patient age and severity, using extraoral traction, magnets, bite plates, chin cups, functional ap... |
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A Modified Kilroy Spring for Eruption of Palatally Impacted CaninesVIPUL SHARMA BDS, MDS, AMIT NAGAR BDS, MDS, PRADEEP TANDON BDS, MDSThe Kilroy I Spring*, introduced in 2003,1 is a versatile auxiliary that delivers slow and continuous force for eruption of palatally impacted canines without the need for patient compliance. It is co... |
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MANAGEMENT & MARKETINGAnalyzing Clinical Metrics of Indirect Bonding and Self-Ligating BracketsROBERT S. HAEGER DDS, MSIn 2005, I started measuring numerous variables on every finished patient, including months in treatment, active visits, emergencies, loose brackets, rebonds, missed appointments, molar classificatio... |
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CASE REPORTModified Lingual Retractors as an Esthetic Treatment OptionKIYOSHI TAI DDS, PhD, JAE HYUN PARK DMD, MSD, MS, PhDAlthough most changes in hard-tissue dimensions have been completed by age 25, soft-tissue changes in the nose, lips, and chin continue well past that point.1 Therefore, even if the anterior teeth are... |
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Over the years, I have written several times about statistics and evidence-based dentistry.1-3 In my very first JCO interview, I was the interviewee rather than the interviewer, as our Senior Editor, ...
Class II subdivision malocclusion can result from skeletal asymmetry or from anteriorly positioned maxillary molars or posteriorly positioned mandibular molars on the Class II side.1-4 Treatment optio...
MOSCHOS A. PAPADOPOULOS, DDS, DMD, Editor 312 pages. $179. 2014.Elsevier, Inc., 3251 Riverport Lane, Maryland Heights, MO 63043.(800) 325-4177; www.elsevier.com. Efficient correction of Class II maloc...
(Editor's Note: In this regular column, JCO provides an overview of a clinical topic of interest to orthodontists. Contributions and suggestions for future subjects are welcome.) In the first part of ...
Anterior open bite due to posterior vertical hyperplasia has traditionally been treated, depending on patient age and severity, using extraoral traction, magnets, bite plates, chin cups, functional ap...
The Kilroy I Spring*, introduced in 2003,1 is a versatile auxiliary that delivers slow and continuous force for eruption of palatally impacted canines without the need for patient compliance. It is co...
In 2005, I started measuring numerous variables on every finished patient, including months in treatment, active visits, emergencies, loose brackets, rebonds, missed appointments, molar classificatio...
Although most changes in hard-tissue dimensions have been completed by age 25, soft-tissue changes in the nose, lips, and chin continue well past that point.1 Therefore, even if the anterior teeth are...
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