THE EDITOR'S CORNERExpanding Our RosterDAVID S. VOGELS IIIWe at JCO have always been proud of our international lineup of Contributing Editors. From our inception in 1967, our editorial board has included some of the greatest clinicians in orthodontic histor... |
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The Biocreative Strategy Part 1: FoundationsSEONG-HUN KIM DMD, MSD, PhD, KYU-RHIM CHUNG DMD, MSD, PhD, GERALD NELSON DDSDrs. Kim, Chung, and Nelson launch a series of articles by describing their six physiological principles and the five essentials of the Biocreative Checklist. A detailed case report illustrates the overall treatment protocol. |
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Management of Partially Impacted Mandibular Molars Using Temporary Anchorage DevicesBRUNO DI LEONARDO DDS, MS, RICCARDO RIATTI DDS, MS, FABIO GIUNTOLI DDS, MS, NICOLA DERTON DDS, MS, ROSSANO MURA DDS, GIUSEPPE PERINETTI DDS, MS, PhD, LUCA CONTARDO DDS, MSIn a series of six cases, Dr. Di Leonardo and colleagues demonstrate the versatility of miniscrews in uprighting impacted lower molars, using various biomechanical systems to suit different clinical situations while minimizing unwanted side effects. |
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Orthodontic Space Closure vs. Implant-Borne Crowns in Patients with Congenitally Missing Maxillary Lateral IncisorsUTE E.M. SCHNEIDER DDS, LORENZ MOSER MD, DDS, GIUSEPPE PELLITTERI MD, GIUSEPPE SICILIANI MD, DDS, PhDRecent advances have improved the long-term success of orthodontic space opening for implants in patients with upper lateral incisor agenesis. In this retrospective study, Dr. Schneider and colleagues emphasize the importance of correct implant placement, grafting, and peri-implant molding. |
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CASE REPORTPreprosthetic Orthodontics in an Adult with Multiple Anterior Edentulous Spaces and Loss of Vertical DimensionSANDHYA MAHESHWARI BDS, MDS, N.D. GUPTA BDS, MDS, SHRADDHA RATHI BDS, MDS, ADITI GAUR BDS, MDSThe authors show how a short phase of orthodontic therapy can prepare an adult with missing teeth for prosthetic rehabilitation. As this case illustrates, the treatment is aimed primarily at improving the patient’s esthetics, oral hygiene, and masticatory function. |
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THE READERS' CORNERTemporary Anchorage DevicesPETER M. SINCLAIR DDS, MSDJCO readers respond to questions about their use of temporary anchorage devices. Topics include miniscrew preferences, insertion procedures, mechanics, clinical situations, and potential complications. |
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PEARLSActive Nickel Titanium Lingual Retainer for Minor Tooth MovementNEAL D. KRAVITZ DMD, MSIncisor crowding can relapse even when lingual retainers are bonded or when patients are dedicated in wearing removable retainers. This Pearl reviews the use of an “active” nickel titanium lingual retainer to achieve minor recorrections without the need for compliance. |
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BOOK REVIEWSThe Golden Age of Orthodontics: Decline and AftermathELLIOTT M. MOSKOWITZ DDS, MSDNORMAN WAHL, DDS, MS, MA 202 pages. $16.95. 2017. First Edition Design Publishing, P.O. Box 20217, Sarasota, FL 34276. (941) 921-2607; www.firsteditiondesign.com. Norman Wahl is one of our few colleag... |
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We at JCO have always been proud of our international lineup of Contributing Editors. From our inception in 1967, our editorial board has included some of the greatest clinicians in orthodontic histor...
Drs. Kim, Chung, and Nelson launch a series of articles by describing their six physiological principles and the five essentials of the Biocreative Checklist. A detailed case report illustrates the overall treatment protocol.
In a series of six cases, Dr. Di Leonardo and colleagues demonstrate the versatility of miniscrews in uprighting impacted lower molars, using various biomechanical systems to suit different clinical situations while minimizing unwanted side effects.
Recent advances have improved the long-term success of orthodontic space opening for implants in patients with upper lateral incisor agenesis. In this retrospective study, Dr. Schneider and colleagues emphasize the importance of correct implant placement, grafting, and peri-implant molding.
The authors show how a short phase of orthodontic therapy can prepare an adult with missing teeth for prosthetic rehabilitation. As this case illustrates, the treatment is aimed primarily at improving the patient’s esthetics, oral hygiene, and masticatory function.
JCO readers respond to questions about their use of temporary anchorage devices. Topics include miniscrew preferences, insertion procedures, mechanics, clinical situations, and potential complications.
Incisor crowding can relapse even when lingual retainers are bonded or when patients are dedicated in wearing removable retainers. This Pearl reviews the use of an “active” nickel titanium lingual retainer to achieve minor recorrections without the need for compliance.
NORMAN WAHL, DDS, MS, MA 202 pages. $16.95. 2017. First Edition Design Publishing, P.O. Box 20217, Sarasota, FL 34276. (941) 921-2607; www.firsteditiondesign.com. Norman Wahl is one of our few colleag...
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