Nonsurgical approach to Class I open-bite malocclusion with extrusion mechanics: A 3-year retention case report

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Nonsurgical approach to Class I open-bite malocclusion with extrusion mechanics: A 3-year retention case report

Anterior open bite is one of the most challenging malocclusions for orthodontic treatment. The high incidence of relapse is a major concern. Therefore, accurate initial examination, diagnosis, treatment plan, and…

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From misinformation to overtreatment

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on From misinformation to overtreatment

The October editorial points out that patients often receive insufficient information about their orthodontic treatment. The editor has touched on an important theme, which may be just the tip of…

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Pattern of maxillary and mandibular proximal enamel thickness at the contact area of the permanent dentition from first molar to first molar

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Pattern of maxillary and mandibular proximal enamel thickness at the contact area of the permanent dentition from first molar to first molar

Introduction Proximal enamel thickness (PET) at the mesial and distal contact areas of the complete permanent dentition has not been previously reported. Anatomic investigation of PET is essential for interproximal…

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The sampling distribution

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on The sampling distribution

In statistics, we use a random sample from the population of interest to draw conclusions and make inferences about the population. If the sample does not represent the population of…

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James Kimon Economides, 1935-2014

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on James Kimon Economides, 1935-2014

James Kimon Economides James Kimon Economides, DDS, MSD, died on December 8, 2014; he was 79 years old. Jim was born on June 23, 1935, to Kimon and Era (Griffin) Economides…

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Deciduous-dentition malocclusion predicts orthodontic treatment needs later: Findings from a population-based birth cohort study

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Deciduous-dentition malocclusion predicts orthodontic treatment needs later: Findings from a population-based birth cohort study

Introduction Estimating orthodontic treatment need in the permanent dentition using information from the deciduous-dentition malocclusion may assist in defining the time for appropriate orthodontic intervention. Our objective was to investigate…

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