Author: JERYL D. English
Since the scope of orthodontics changes continuously, it makes knowledge necessary for both the student and the exercise professional. Orthodontics is a clinically conducted practice, with the tutorial model used in case studies that constitutes one of the best ways of learning.
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Orthodontic dexterity of MOSBY not only seeks to answer the questions, but also provide the reader of knowledge and clinical dexterity to achieve successful results for the patient. The reader must understand that there are no "secrets" to make orthodontics easy. Maloclusion is presented as a complexity of problems in three tissues and in three dimensions.
1.- Growth and craniofacial development.
2.- Development of occlusion.
3.- Appropriate moment for orthodontic treatment.
4.- Orthodontic registrations and evaluation of the case.
5.- Three-dimensional imaging in orthodontics.
6.- Diagnosis of orthodontic problems.
7.- Orthodontic devices.
8.- Biomechanics in orthodontics.
9.- Planning of treatment.
10.- Treatment tactics for problems related to dentofacial discrepancies in the three planes of space.
11.- Phase I: Early Treatment.
12.- The Invisalign system.
13.- Treatment of class II malocclusions.
14.- Class III correctors.
15.- Minor dental movement.
16.- Phase II: Non-surgical cases of adolescent and adult.
17.- Interdisciplinary orthodontic treatment of adult.
18.- Implants in orthodontics.
19.- Minitoring and Palatine implants for orthodontic anchor.
20.- Oral hygiene: Problems and possible complications.
21.- Orthodontics and craniofacial deformities.
22.- Temporary disorders.
23.- Retaining orthodontics.
24.- Surgery of soft tissue with diode laser in orthodontics.
25.- Secrets in computer-assisted surgical simulation for surgery of the cranomaxylofacial complex.