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Volume 6 : Number 1 : Page 9 : Jan 1972
Visiting the office of Lyman Wagers and Russell Greer in Lexington, Kentucky (see page 16) was an eye-opener to someone who comes from a state in which expansion of the duties of auxiliary dental pers...
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The Use, Control, and Protection of Accounts Receivable
Volume 6 : Number 5 : Page 257 : May 1972
Cash Receipts There are three important control figures that relate to the orthodontic practice. Of these, the only one that is used regularly by all orthodontists is Cash Receipts. Work Performed The...
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Volume 6 : Number 11 : Page 643 : Nov 1972
What to do if the bite won't open? Q What do you do in a deep overbite case if the bite just won't open?A If you are using a full-banded technique with archwires with some reverse curve or tip-back be...
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Redesigned Office and Operatory Increase Efficiency
Volume 7 : Number 8 : Page 508 : Aug 1973
After a thorough evaluation of traffic flow and work procedures, it was apparent that the layout of my operatories and business office was not providing the efficiencies needed in a busy orthodontic p...
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Volume 7 : Number 12 : Page 737 : Dec 1973
Validity is often the product of repetition. One wonders if this is the case with the interincisal angle, which everyone says should be 130°-135°. Downs, who may have started it all, developed his ana...
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Realignment of Incisors with Vacuum-Formed Appliances
Volume 8 : Number 5 : Page 277 : May 1974
This is a technique for reproximating and repositioning upper and lower incisor teeth which are in slight malalignment, through the use of vacuum-formed plastic appliances. Reproximation If the irregu...
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Volume 8 : Number 6 : Page 321 : Jun 1974
Headgear appliances were used as early as 1826. Since that time styles have changed and modifications have been made, but the main problem remains--that the orthodontist contracts with adults to deliv...
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Improved Office Efficiency by Coordinating Preforms, Expanded Duty Auxiliaries, and Group Scheduling
Volume 9 : Number 2 : Page 101 : Feb 1975
Conditions of supply and demand in orthodontic care have changed drastically since 1955-1960. Birth Rate and Fertility Rate In 1957 the birth rate in the United States was 3.77 children per family. Th...
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A Structured Wage Program in Orthodontic Practice
Volume 11 : Number 2 : Page 118 : Feb 1977
Has it seemed to you that the last time you tried to hire an auxiliary the one you wanted thought she was worth a "pot of gold"? Did you have to settle for third or fourth choice because the better ca...
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Modular Orthodontic Systems, Part 2
Volume 12 : Number 5 : Page 358 : May 1978
External Bimetric SystemsThe second modular appliance system is used externally to the arch independently or coordinate with external fullbanded appliances; and/or coordinate with 3D internal modules ...
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Consideration of Airway in Orthodontics
Volume 12 : Number 6 : Page 440 : Jun 1978
The following case is a dramatic demonstration of the importance of the nasopharyngeal airway in orthodontics. It concerns a male (Fig. 1A) who, at age 12.5, had a submucous cleft palate, which was re...
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Bio-Progressive Therapy, Part 11: Mechanics Sequence for Extraction Cases
Volume 12 : Number 7 : Page 505 : Jul 1978
(CONTINUED FROM PART 10) The principles of the Bio-Progressive Therapy continue to be of extreme importance in the treatment of Class II, Division 2 malocclusions. The management planning process we u...
2873.
A Constructive Approach to Thumbsucking Habit
Volume 12 : Number 12 : Page 846 : Dec 1978
Psychological Need Every person has feelings of apprehension and insecurity at times, even though he may not be in touch with them. Grown people have at their disposal a wide variety of ways to vent o...
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Volume 13 : Number 2 : Page 112 : Feb 1979
The solution that I have found for the usual economic problems of the recent graduate in a new practice and for the growing economic problems of many established practitioners involves sharing time, s...
2875.
Volume 14 : Number 1 : Page 9 : Jan 1980
Most orthodontists survived the Seventies more or less intact, but worried about what the future may bring. What can we expect from the Eighties? While a substantial number of orthodontists can be exp...
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Volume 15 : Number 6 : Page 373 : Jun 1981
Most orthodontists accept the idea that orthodontists may put teeth where they think they belong, and Nature overrules that during a settling process after restraints are removed; and that teeth do ch...
2877.
Volume 15 : Number 8 : Page 519 : Aug 1981
Holistic medicine used to be thought of as whole person medicine, whose goals were to be achieved through a balance of body, mind, and spirit. It took on an added dimension when Hans Selye demonstrate...
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Volume 15 : Number 8 : Page 558 : Aug 1981
Many orthodontists are turning away from the use of headgear on the maxilla in Class II cases with retruded mandibles, and toward the use of functional appliances to advance the mandible in such cases...
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Volume 15 : Number 12 : Page 833 : Dec 1981
The purchase of an existing practice, or joining an existing professional group, can have a strong economic benefit for the joining practitioner, which has been difficult to quantify. There are tangib...
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Personnel Policies for Orthodontic Offices
Volume 16 : Number 8 : Page 520 : Aug 1982
Personnel policies in orthodontic offices come in assorted sizes, shapes, and states of disarray. Similar to legends that have been handed down through the ages, personnel policies are sketchily verba...
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