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2381.

THE EDITOR'S CORNER

The Eye of the Beholder

Volume 41 : Number 1 : Page 0 : Jan 2007

Over the years, like many other orthodontists, I have developed a habit of subconsciously evaluating the overall esthetics of practically every face I see. Whenever I am in a crowded setting--such as ...

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Treatment of Anterior Open Bite with the Invisalign System

Volume 44 : Number 8 : Page 501 : Aug 2010

Invisalign* was initially developed to correct mild-to-moderate crowding, to close naturally occurring spaces, and to produce dental tipping.1,2 After years of experience with the system, orthodontist...

2383.

THE EDITOR'S CORNER

Good Things Come in Small Packages

Volume 46 : Number 1 : Page 9 : Jan 2012

My predecessor as Editor of JCO, Dr. Larry W. White, a good friend and one of my personal heroes, used to give a presentation to orthodontic organizations entitled something like "The Best Ideas I've ...

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Finished Cases and Their Faces

Volume 23 : Number 11 : Page 0 : Nov 1989

Patients almost always seek the esthetic rewards of orthodontic treatment-- straight teeth and a nice smile. The orthodontist's responsibilities, however, extend to include a balanced occlusion and go...

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Completing the Patient in THIOP with No Balancing Interferences

Volume 4 : Number 4 : Page 207 : Apr 1970

At present our specialty is considered by many dentists to be primarily a cosmetic service, unconcerned with the true dental health of the patient. Perhaps to a great extent such critics have been cor...

2386.

CASE REPORT

Esthetic Extrusion of a Nonrestorable Tooth

Volume 24 : Number 5 : Page 0 : May 1990

The most common treatment for a compromised tooth, when there is inadequate supragingival tooth structure for placement of a final restoration, involves periodontal surgery and osseous recontouring to...

2387.

CASE REPORT

Uprighting of a Deeply Impacted Mandibular Second Bicuspid During Root Development

Volume 34 : Number 2 : Page 99 : Feb 2000

Various methods have been proposed for the extrusion of impacted teeth,1-3 the most com­mon being orthodontic traction after surgical exposure. Few re­ports, however, have demon­strated treatment of i...

2388.

CASE REPORT

Accidental Ingestion of a Rapid Palatal Expander

Volume 37 : Number 4 : Page 201 : Apr 2003

Many kinds of iatrogenic damage during orthodontic treatment have been reported.1-13 Among the most common is the accidental ingestion of retainers, sectional wires, partial dentures, rubber dam hooks...

2389.

CASE REPORT

Extrusion of a Traumatically Injured Tooth with a Vacuum-Formed Splint

Volume 37 : Number 7 : Page 361 : Jul 2003

This report describes the use of a clear, vacuum-formed splint to extrude a central incisor that was intruded into the maxillary bone by trauma. Although orthodontic archwires are generally used to pr...

2390.

COMMENTARY Esthetic Treatment Planning for Orthognathic Surgery

G. WILLIAM ARNETT, MICHAEL J. GUNSON Mar. 2010

Volume 51 : Number 9 : Page 606 : Sep 2017

Because esthetics, rather than function, is the main reason most patients seek orthodontic care, a simple and practical approach to esthetic diagnosis and treatment planning is of great value to the c...

2391.

PEARLS

Vacation Scheduling

Volume 29 : Number 5 : Page 0 : May 1996

We use an incentive system to encourage team members to take the same vacation time as the orthodontist. Time-and-a-half is paid for vacation days if they are taken when the doctor is out of the offic...

2392.

THE EDITOR'S CORNER

Volume 6 : Number 12 : Page 665 : Dec 1972

Effective oral hygiene for the prevention of caries, periodontal problems, and gingival decalcification of teeth has always been one of the cornerstones of dentistry. Since orthodontic appliances add ...

2393.

CASE REPORT

Use of Segmented Mechanics to Achieve an Ideal Smile Arc and Rejuvenated Dental Appearance

Volume 50 : Number 9 : Page 0 : Sep 2016

Although a functional occlusion is always one of the main goals of orthodontic treatment, patients often seek treatment for more esthetic reasons.1-4 The expectations of orthodontic treatment are no l...

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Treatment of Impacted Canines

Volume 5 : Number 8 : Page 454 : Aug 1971

454-jco-img-0.jpgVarious methods of dealing with impacted canines leave much to be desired. Blood and saliva can weaken black copper cement and cause it to crumble before enough crown has erupted to a...

2395.

Reliability of Measurements from Photocopies of Study Models

Volume 26 : Number 10 : Page 0 : Oct 1992

Photocopies of study models have many orthodontic applications. This article presents the results of a study designed to determine the reliability and reproducibility of measurements taken from such p...

2396.

PEARLS

A Simple Remedy for Bond Failure

Volume 39 : Number 1 : Page 47 : Jan 2005

When a bracket fails immediately after bonding, a second attempt, with particular emphasis on moisture control, is usually successful. A small percentage of teeth, however, do not respond to the ortho...

2397.

CASE REPORT

Multidisciplinary Treatment of a Patient with Craniofacial Disorders

Volume 44 : Number 10 : Page 593 : Oct 2010

Interdisciplinary care typically begins with the general dentist, as does the patient's belief in the possibilities of treatment. Development of trust and cohesion among dental team members is a vital...

2398.

THE EDITOR'S CORNER

Why Won't They?

Volume 27 : Number 2 : Page 0 : Feb 1993

Why Won't They?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 t...

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Brackets-On System for Recording Mandibular Movement

Volume 16 : Number 4 : Page 263 : Apr 1982

Are orthodontists routinely finishing cases to an optimum functional occlusion? Dr. J.W. Barnett (JCO, January 1978) stated that, much to his surprise, in examining mounted casts of patients immediate...

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The Cervical Vertebrae as Maturational Indicators

Volume 32 : Number 4 : Page 221 : Apr 1998

Because of individual variation, physiological and anatomical maturity cannot be accurately assessed by age alone. Other parameters, such as growth velocity, secondary sex changes, dental development,...

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