Orthodontics

“No way, José”

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on “No way, José”

It is obvious that 13-year-old José does not want to be in your office, much less consider comprehensive orthodontic therapy. He is an only child—and very bright—who obviously rules the…

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The mouse and the mousetrap

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on The mouse and the mousetrap

Although the problems related to mice date back to ancient times, the modern era began with the invention of the classic mousetrap in the 1890s. ∗ ∗ Although it is…

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Correction

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Correction

Chaushu S, Kaczor-Urbanowicz K, Zadurska M, Becker A. Predisposing factors for severe incisor root resorption associated with impacted maxillary canines. Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2015;147:52-60. An unfortunate but critical…

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Restoration of a vertical alveolar bone defect by orthodontic relocation of a mesially impacted mandibular first molar

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Restoration of a vertical alveolar bone defect by orthodontic relocation of a mesially impacted mandibular first molar

An impacted mandibular first molar tends to cause serious bone defects of the adjacent teeth. When choosing between the 2 typical treatment options—extraction or orthodontic relocation of the impacted tooth—the…

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Authors’ response

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We want to thank Dr Khambay for his interest in our study. We will answer his observations in the order they were presented. We did not consider a post hoc…

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Author’s response

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We appreciate the great attention of Drs Soumya Narayani Thirumoorthy and Saumiya Gopal to our case. Before orthodontic treatment, the panoramic radiograph showed a maxillary alveolar cleft. During the orthodontic…

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The journey from the past to the future

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on The journey from the past to the future

A hundred years! For a century now, the American Journal of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics has formed the vital link between our colleagues’ research and the need for continuing education…

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Top Reviewers of 2014

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Top Reviewers of 2014

The AJO-DO relies on a dedicated cadre of associate editors and reviewers who generously give their time and expertise to the journal. Before an original research article is published, 2…

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Effect of archwire cross-section changes on force levels during complex tooth alignment with conventional and self-ligating brackets

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Effect of archwire cross-section changes on force levels during complex tooth alignment with conventional and self-ligating brackets

Introduction Our objective was to investigate the effect of archwire cross-section increases on the levels of force applied to teeth during complex malalignment correction with various archwire-bracket combinations using an…

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The evolution of bonding in orthodontics

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on The evolution of bonding in orthodontics

In the early days of fixed-appliance orthodontic treatment, brackets were welded to gold or stainless steel bands. Before treatment, the orthodontist had to create enough space around each tooth to…

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Effects of sandblasting before orthophosphoric acid etching on lingual enamel: In-vitro roughness assessment

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on Effects of sandblasting before orthophosphoric acid etching on lingual enamel: In-vitro roughness assessment

Introduction In this study, we evaluated changes in lingual enamel roughness due to sandblasting with 27-, 50-, and 90-μm aluminum oxide particles followed by 37% orthophosphoric acid etching. Methods Twenty-four maxillary…

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The pleasure of your company …

Apr 6, 2017 by in Orthodontics Comments Off on The pleasure of your company …

Before Edward H. Angle’s time, orthodontic appliances were usually custom built for each patient out of metal stock. Various devices were crafted by hand, almost entirely of gold alloy. Although…

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