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Volume 12 : Number 12 : Page 825 : Dec 1978
DR. BRANDT Direct and indirect. How do you decide to bond directly or indirectly? What makes you decide what method to use?DR. THOMAS I bond indirectly. The reason is that it takes less chair time. DR...
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Concept and Commentary: One-Arch Extraction Cases
Volume 8 : Number 5 : Page 286 : May 1974
This next group of cases are one-arch extraction cases. I know that some orthodontists tell you they never extract one arch. Well, somewhere along the line, someone is going to show up who has lost a ...
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Volume 8 : Number 10 : Page 545 : Oct 1974
A wise man once said that it is not the number of cases that you start a year that indicates the health of your practice. It is the number of cases that you finish that is the true measure of your suc...
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Volume 22 : Number 5 : Page 0 : May 1988
Topics are gloves and reception room materials.1. Are you and your staff currently wearing gloves in the operatory? If not, why not? If not, what is your handwashing technique? Of the orthodontists wh...
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An Office Videocommunication System
Volume 26 : Number 11 : Page 0 : Nov 1992
Orthodontists in recent years have sought to improve productivity so they can treat more patients. These efforts have focused primarily on office design, use of staff, and computerization. This articl...
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A Method for Obtaining Patient Cooperation in Positioner Wearing
Volume 8 : Number 10 : Page 575 : Oct 1974
It has been estimated that approximately 50% of the practicing orthodontists is this country have tried positioners and that the percentage of users has been increasing in the last few years. A major ...
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JPO Interviews Dr. Irving D. Buchin
Volume 1 : Number 3 : Page 0 : Nov 1967
103-jco-img-1.jpgThis is the second and concluding article in this series. The first article appeared in the October issue of JPO. How do you treat extraction cases in the mixed dentition? In all extr...
3608.
A Practical Approach to the Tongue Thrust Problem
Volume 2 : Number 3 : Page 0 : Mar 1968
Orthodontists are aware that habits must be eliminated, preferably before instituting mechanotherapy. A practical approach to the tongue thrust problem, which has proven most effective in my practice,...
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TECHNIQUE CLINIC
Volume 5 : Number 2 : Page 82 : Feb 1971
1. Trimming Unless models are trimmed in a standard way, there is no real basis for comparison and especially no judgment about what happened to the inclination of the upper anterior teeth in treatmen...
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Volume 15 : Number 1 : Page 68 : Jan 1981
In their present design, positioners are not very comfortable. The result is that many patients do not wear positioners as prescribed, and teeth are not retained well nor improved in position. Many or...
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CLINICAL AID
Elastomeric Ligature Dispensers
Volume 26 : Number 4 : Page 238 : Apr 1992
Elastomeric ligatures represent a cross-contamination problem that many orthodontists have yet to address. One proposed solution is to cut canes of ligatures into individual patient segments of 10 to ...
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Pain-Free Debonding with Occlusal Rim Wax
Volume 28 : Number 10 : Page 0 : Oct 1994
Orthodontists have tried several techniques to mitigate the pain associated with debonding. It is axiomatic that the better stabilized the teeth are, the better they are able to resist the torsional d...
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TECHNIQUE CLINIC
Volume 30 : Number 1 : Page 14 : Jan 1996
Clinicians often find it difficult to estimate the lengths of wire needed for archwires--particularly when using initial or multistranded wires, which may require extra length to engage severely malal...
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Simple, Quick, and Inexpensive Maxillary Molar Anchorage
Volume 32 : Number 1 : Page 24 : Jan 1998
The preservation of maxillary molar anchorage, either after molar distalization or as an adjunct to bicuspid extraction therapy, remains one of orthodontists' most persistent and troubling technical p...
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Fixed Active Retainer for Minor Anterior Tooth Movement
Volume 34 : Number 1 : Page 48 : Jan 2000
Orthodontists are often required to treat simple malocclusions involving only rotations and crowding of the anterior teeth, due to either normal physiological development or relapse of earlier treat...
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BOOK REVIEWS
A Color Atlas of Orofacial Health & Disease in Children and Adolescents
Volume 36 : Number 8 : Page 460 : Aug 2002
CRISPIAN SCULLY, CBE, MD, PHD, MDS, MRCS, FDS RCS, FDS RCSE, FDS RCPS, FFD RCSI, FRCPath, FMedSciRICHARD WELBURY, PHD, MB BS, FDS RCS, FDS RCPSCATHERINE FLAITZ, DDS, MSOSLEI PAES de ALMEIDA, PHD, DDS2...
3617.
BOOK REVIEWS
Endodontics: Problem-Solving in Clinical Practice
Volume 36 : Number 10 : Page 585 : Oct 2002
T.R. PITT FORD, BDS, PHD, FDS RCPSJ.S. RHODES, BDS, MSC, MRD RCS, MFGDPH.E. PITT FORD, FDS RCS207 pages. $99.95. 2002.Martin Dunitz, London; distributed by Thieme New York333 Seventh Ave.New York, NY...
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The Hybrid Core System for Indirect Bonding
Volume 37 : Number 3 : Page 160 : Mar 2003
No matter which indirect bonding method one chooses, the precise transfer of the bracket from the plaster cast to the patient's tooth is the critical factor.1,2 We have long used silicone to make indi...
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PEARLS
Active Nickel Titanium Lingual Retainer for Minor Tooth Movement
Volume 51 : Number 5 : Page 308 : May 2018
Incisor crowding can relapse even when lingual retainers are bonded or when patients are dedicated in wearing removable retainers. This Pearl reviews the use of an “active” nickel titanium lingual retainer to achieve minor recorrections without the need for compliance.
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PEARLS
Attachment of Class II Elastics in Patients with Missing Lower First Molars
Volume 56 : Number 6 : Page 351 : Jun 2022
JCO’s new Associate Editor for Pearls presents an option for elastic attachment in the absence of a mandibular first molar on one side, using a nickel titanium open-coil spring and a molar tube placed along the archwire.
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