Search Results For: 'case report'
1001.
JCO Visits Dr. Harry G. Barrer
Volume 8 : Number 8 : Page 439 : Aug 1974
Office Building Design The building which Dr. White and I occupy is situated on a large lot with driveways on either side, giving access to a hard surface 20-car parking area. On-street parking is als...
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Creating Good Will for the Orthodontic Practice: Word-of-Mouth Advertising
Volume 12 : Number 10 : Page 715 : Oct 1978
The symptoms have been well-documented and the prognosis is frightening. The practice of orthodontics as we know it today seems terminally ill and the economic survival of many of us is no longer a sw...
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THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Have You Thought About An Office Newsletter?
Volume 16 : Number 3 : Page 149 : Mar 1982
Have You Thought About An Office Newsletter?Not many orthodontic offices are taking advantage of the communication and practice building potential of an office newsletter. It should be emphasized that...
1004.
The Posterior Joint Palpation Technique
Volume 22 : Number 12 : Page 0 : Dec 1988
Recent court decisions have caused many orthodontists to reevaluate their thinking regarding TMJ disorders. It is apparent that patients with these problems require more attention to diagnosis, record...
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Time Savings with Self-Ligating Brackets
Volume 24 : Number 1 : Page 0 : Jan 1990
Despite a wide range of protective techniques for sterilization and infection control, orthodontists are still exposed daily to infectious hazards.1-6 The possibility of puncture wounds from ligatures...
1006.
THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 24 : Number 11 : Page 0 : Nov 1990
When in Doubt, Cut It OutWhen I was invited to speak to the Nebraska Orthodontic Society recently, one of the chief appeals was the opportunity to enjoy a famous Omaha steak, which turned out to be ev...
1007.
THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 25 : Number 3 : Page 0 : Mar 1991
The More Things Change One of the more interesting aspects of editing JCO is the discovery, through the various surveys we publish, of how orthodontists practice. The 1990 Study of Orthodontic Diagnos...
1008.
THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 49 : Number 1 : Page 9 : Jan 2016
This issue of JCO contains a very interesting and, in many ways, disturbing report on the indebtedness faced by today’s orthodontic students. Drs. Dawn Pruzansky, Brittany Ellis, and Jae Hyun Park, all of the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health, surveyed 174 recent graduates and current residents in advanced orthodontic programs. Their aim was to ascertain not only the level of indebtedness the respondents have incurred in attempting to become orthodontists, but how that indebtedness has affected their personal career, practice, and lifestyle decisions. Although the results should not be surprising to most of us, they are still eye-opening with respect to what the specialty may look like in the years ahead.
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COMMENTARY The Possibility of Skeletal Anchorage
THOMAS D. CREEKMORE, MICHAEL K. EKLUND Apr. 1983
Volume 51 : Number 9 : Page 513 : Sep 2017
Dr. Björn Ludwig writes the commentary on this landmark 1983 JCO article by Creekmore and Eklund. The authors’ vision of skeletally anchored tooth movement, here using a surgical vitallium bone screw inserted just below anterior nasal spine, has since been validated through the application of modern titanium miniscrews in a variety of locations.
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An Alarming Emergency from a Swallowed Wire
Volume 56 : Number 5 : Page 294 : May 2022
Dr. Astuto tells the story of a 12-year-old patient who needed emergency flight-for-life surgery to remove a 22mm wire from her esophagus. He describes his risk-management approach and his investigation into the source of the swallowed wire.
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Efficient and Effective Consultations
Volume 37 : Number 2 : Page 81 : Feb 2003
Most orthodontists would agree that patient compliance plays a significant, if not critical, role in the efficacy of treatment. We have all experienced cases that were completed ahead of schedule beca...
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THE READERS' CORNER
Pretreatment Observation Systems
Volume 53 : Number 2 : Page 117 : Feb 2019
This month’s topic involves pretreatment observation and recall systems. JCO readers respond to questions involving categories of recall patients, reappointment procedures, insurance coverage, fees, and internal marketing. Tips are presented for maintaining communication with observation patients and their families.
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Volume 54 : Number 12 : Page 731 : Dec 2020
In the final installment of this three-part report, respondents’ usage of various diagnostic and treatment methods is categorized according to their choice of fixed appliance prescription: Damon, Roth, MBT, or other. Conclusions from the entire 2020 Study are also reviewed.
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Early Orthodontic Treatment tn the Cleft Palate Patient
Volume 5 : Number 4 : Page 226 : Apr 1971
Treatment of the cleft palate depends on the cooperation of a number of disciplines. I have been fortunate to be a member of such a team, The Alfred I. DuPont Institute, Wilmington, Delaware. Although...
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Volume 16 : Number 11 : Page 741 : Nov 1982
There has been a vast amount of commentary in America which interprets the success of Japanese companies and the competitive edge of Japanese industries in terms of the "art" of Japanese management. I...
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Volume 3 : Number 8 : Page 410 : Aug 1969
The Impacted Cuspid Many different techniques have been described and are employed in the management of the impacted cuspid. They include surgical removal of the offending cuspid and bringing the bicu...
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THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 19 : Number 8 : Page 549 : Aug 1985
Headgear SafetyOnce again there has been a report of serious eye injury from dislodged headgear appliances. This time, in the May Archives of Ophthalmology, Dr. Gary Holland reports injury to three ey...
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Volume 18 : Number 11 : Page 806 : Nov 1984
Full-banded techniques have wide social acceptance, but there is still a need for an efficient removable appliance therapy for a significant number of adult orthodontic patients, especially adults con...
1019.
THE EDITOR'S CORNER
Volume 58 : Number 5 : Page 272 : May 2024
A “schneid” (pronounced schnīd) is slang for a losing streak. The term is commonly used today in sports, but you might be surprised to learn that its origins are in the card games skat and gin rummy, ...
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ORTHODONTIC OFFICE DESIGN
Volume 32 : Number 1 : Page 35 : Jan 1998
When orthodontists discuss the practice of the future, the conversation usually turns to the problem of eliminating paper from daily operations. In a busy practice, trying to keep track of patient fil...
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