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3101.
The Clinical Efficiency of Self-Ligated Brackets
Volume 35 : Number 5 : Page 304 : May 2001
The SPEED* bracket system (Fig. 1) has been reported to save a significant amount of time compared to conventional ligated brackets.1-4 During the last few years, the introduction of other self-ligati...
3102.
Shear Bond Strengths Using an Indirect Technique with Different Light Sources
Volume 39 : Number 8 : Page 485 : Aug 2005
Many orthodontists use indirect bonding for greater accuracy and efficiency of bracket placement.1,2 Both clinical and laboratory studies have demonstrated that indirect systems produce bond strengths...
3103.
Upper-Incisor Root Control with Invisalign Appliances
Volume 47 : Number 6 : Page 346 : Jun 2013
In defining the ideal orthodontic appliance, Proffit wrote that it "must meet certain basic design criteria: it (1) should not interfere with function; (2) should cause no harm to the oral tissues or ...
3104.
The Efficacy of Enamel Sandblasting in Bonding to Fluorosed Teeth
Volume 47 : Number 6 : Page 361 : Jun 2013
Optimum retentive strength of bonded components is an important prerequisite for success in fixed-appliance therapy. A 15-to-20-second application of 37% phosphoric acid to the enamel surface, creatin...
3105.
COMMENTARY Clinical Applications of the Miniscrew Anchorage System
ALDO CARANO, STEFANO VELO, PAOLA LEONE, GUISEPPE SICILIANI Jan. 2005
Volume 51 : Number 9 : Page 587 : Sep 2017
In 2005, a contingent of prescient and innovative Italian orthodontists published an article that gave practitioners a preview of things to come in the burgeoning world of skeletal anchorage, specific...
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Volume 1 : Number 10 : Page 176 : Aug 2019
Now that you have digested all this material, let’s use our Practice Management Handbook to lay out the steps from graduation to finding a position as an associate, purchasing a practice, understandin...
3107.
Effects of Enamel Conditioning on Bond Strength with a Restorative Light-Cured Glass Ionomer
Volume 29 : Number 10 : Page 621 : Oct 1995
Fixed orthodontic appliances make oral hygiene more difficult,1 and the accumulation of plaque around orthodontic brackets can promote enamel demineralization.2,3 Consequently, white-spot lesions are ...
3108.
Bond Strengths and Fracture Modes of Three Orthodontic Adhesives
Volume 27 : Number 4 : Page 207 : Apr 1993
New orthodontic adhesives must be tested in vitro to determine their bond strength and the possibility of enamel damage on debonding.1-11 This article reports the results of shear bond testing of thre...
3109.
THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 27 : Number 2 : Page 65 : Feb 1993
A traditional and still popular theory of employee motivation holds that managers must find a secret button for each employee that, when pushed, brings forth unusual performance. This theory is endors...
3110.
Stereometric Evaluation of the Enamel-Stripping Effect of Hydrochloric Acid
Volume 26 : Number 12 : Page 761 : Dec 1992
Enamel demineralization in the form of white spots is often seen following the removal of orthodontic appliances.1,2 The maxillary lateral incisors and canines are most often involved (Fig. 1).3,4 Dem...
3111.
Leveling the Curve of Spee: Its Effect On Mandibular Arch Length
Volume 3 : Number 1 : Page 0 : Jan 1969
IntroductionMany cases of malocclusion present an excessive curve of Spee, with an accompanying deep vertical overbite. Most desirably, the curve is reduced by the process of leveling the occlusal pla...
3112.
Volume 3 : Number 7 : Page 335 : Jul 1969
Most orthodontic emergencies are not emergencies at all. They are extra service visits required for adjustment and repair. Probably the word emergency gives them a sense of urgency that they do not de...
3113.
Volume 3 : Number 9 : Page 486 : Sep 1969
"I just don't understand it," I said. "I don't understand why some of my x-ray films are so bad. They were all done with the same machine, with the same settings, with the same batches of film, with i...
3114.
Removable Appliance Therapy, Part II: Active Removable Appliances
Volume 4 : Number 8 : Page 432 : Aug 1970
Part I of this article--"Passive Removable Appliances"--appeared in the January 1968 issue of this journal. Active removable appliances have often been discarded due to their misuse and the failure to...
3115.
Removable Orthodontic Appliances
Volume 5 : Number 7 : Page 363 : Jul 1971
Appliance Design and Construction The design and construction of any removable orthodontic appliance must begin with a detailed plan of the tooth movement that is to be carried out in the course of th...
3116.
Volume 5 : Number 12 : Page 688 : Dec 1971
Doctor Graber's interesting paper points up the fact that an orthodontist needs to reach beyond appliances to achieve clinical success. Understanding the child, knowing something about his environment...
3117.
The Occlusal Bite Plane Splint: An Adjunct to Orthodontic Treatment
Volume 11 : Number 6 : Page 383 : Jun 1977
A properly constructed occlusal bite plane splint can be used to eliminate occlusal interferences during orthodontic treatment, as a retainer for specific purposes after treatment, to relax the muscle...
3118.
The Challenge of Adult Orthodontics
Volume 12 : Number 1 : Page 43 : Jan 1978
There are some distinct differences between orthodontics for the adult and for the child. One of the more interesting ones is that adult orthodontics is often symptom related, whereas with the child w...
3119.
The Microcomputer in the Orthodontic Office
Volume 13 : Number 11 : Page 767 : Nov 1979
The microcomputer has the ability to perform the same dramatic changes for our profession as it has for business and industry in the past decade. The reason that orthodontists are interested in the co...
3120.
Volume 14 : Number 5 : Page 317 : May 1980
There is little difficulty in proving that the orthodontist benefits from payment of his entire fee in advance of treatment. It is a great deal more problematic whether the patient benefits sufficient...
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