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JCO Interviews the Kesling & Rocker Group on Begg Technique, Part 2
Volume 14 : Number 12 : Page 829 : Dec 1980
HGB Do you treat high angle cases differently? PCK To the untrained eye, all cases treated with the Begg Technique are treated essentially the same. All patients have archwires with anchor bends, and ...
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OVERVIEW
Physical and Mechanical Properties Affecting Torque Control
Volume 38 : Number 6 : Page 335 : Jun 2004
Third-order control is critically important during orthodontic treatment to optimize root angulations so that the long axes are centered in the alveolar trough. A torquing force can currently be appli...
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ROUND TABLE Owning, Planning, and Equipping an Orthodontic Office, Part II
Volume 6 : Number 5 : Page 261 : May 1972
GOTTLIEB: Let's take a specific situation. At what point do you get confluence of opinion among 16 people in your case, Earle, and four in your case, Bob, giving you a go signal that is reliable enoug...
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JPO Interviews P. Raymond Begg
Volume 1 : Number 1 : Page 16 : Sep 1967
16-jco-img-0.jpgDr. P. Raymond Begg was graduated in dentistry from the University of Melbourne, Australia in 1923. He became interested in orthodontics almost immediately and attended Dr. Edward H. A...
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JPO Q&A Periodontal Aspects of Orthodontic Treatment
Volume 2 : Number 3 : Page 0 : Mar 1968
Q Orthodontic treatment frequently includes tooth movement to a "correct cuspal interdigitation". Is there periodontal significance to the corrected position? A The reply to this question could be mor...
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Volume 2 : Number 8 : Page 0 : Oct 1968
Mismatch of tooth sizes Q What is recommended in a case in which a mismatch of tooth sizes will not permit an ideal correction of both the posterior intercuspation and the overjet? Should the anterior...
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Begg Series, Part II: Records and Diagnostic Technique
Volume 2 : Number 8 : Page 0 : Oct 1968
Adequate records are an absolute necessity in making an accurate diagnosis regardless of the orthodontic treatment method used. In assessing the dental problem, outlining the treatment program, and pr...
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Volume 6 : Number 11 : Page 635 : Nov 1972
DISCLAIMER The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States Air Force or the Department of Defense. The following case illustrates the ...
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Volume 8 : Number 4 : Page 193 : Apr 1974
The Begg theory of attritional occlusion should be separated from the practice of Begg orthodontic treatment. Dr. P. R. Begg is an excellent clinical orthodontist and an outstanding anthropologist. Th...
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Volume 13 : Number 5 : Page 311 : May 1979
With the advent of effective bonding materials the use of fixed cuspid-to-cuspid and bicuspid-to-bicuspid retainers has been made simple, effective and rapid. Articles in the Journal of Clinical Ortho...
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Volume 19 : Number 5 : Page 362 : May 1985
The mandibular corrector, or M.C. appliance, can be used instead of Class II elastics, headgears, and anterior repositioning appliances to correct Class II malocclusions. It can also be used together ...
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THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 20 : Number 2 : Page 0 : Feb 1986
The Coming Employee Crunch The number of jobs in the United States grew by 24 million between 1974 and 1984. No country, including the United States, ever created that many new jobs in a decade. This ...
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THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 20 : Number 7 : Page 0 : Jul 1986
There is a difference between a beautiful alignment of teeth and an alignment of beautiful teeth. The orthodontist's job is not complete until there is a beautiful alignment of beautiful teeth. In the...
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A Fixed-Removable Herbst Appliance
Volume 28 : Number 4 : Page 0 : Apr 1994
The Herbst appliance has gained great popularity among orthodontists because it works 24 hours per day, requires minimal patient cooperation, shortens treatment time, and reduces the need for orthogna...
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CASE REPORT
Nonextraction Treatment of a High-Angle Class II Case with a Modified Herbst Appliance
Volume 28 : Number 8 : Page 0 : Aug 1994
Extrusion of posterior teeth and an accompanying increase in lower facial height can be undesirable side effects of treating Class II patients with backward-rotating growth patterns.1-4 Such high-angl...
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Replacement of the Spring Clip in the SPEED Appliance
Volume 28 : Number 10 : Page 0 : Oct 1994
The SPEED appliance (Fig. 1) consists of self-ligating brackets with flexible spring clips that act as the outer walls of the archwire slots.1,2 In some situations, such as sports-related injuries, th...
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Efficacy of Open-Bite Treatment with the Thera-spoon
Volume 33 : Number 5 : Page 283 : May 1999
Open-bite malocclusions resulting from pervasive tongue habits can be corrected by various methods, including fixed appliances, removable appliances, and exercise regimens.1-3 In the most severe ca...
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The Nance Holding Arch with Bite Rim
Volume 34 : Number 5 : Page 280 : May 2000
Maxillary bite plates, used in patients with severe deep bites to allow placement of mandibular brackets earlier in treatment, are removable, and their effectiveness depends on patient cooperation. Th...
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A New Instrument for Controlled Bracket Positioning
Volume 36 : Number 4 : Page 206 : Apr 2002
Many techniques have been described to improve bracket positioning,1 involving several different instruments.2-4 Although the Boone and Dougherty gauges have been widely used,1,2,5,6 brackets can easi...
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A New Fixed Interarch Device for Class II Correction
Volume 37 : Number 1 : Page 36 : Jan 2003
Fixed devices are increasingly being used for molar distalization in Class II treatment because they eliminate the need for special patient compliance. These appliances fall into two main categories: ...
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