Principles and biomechanics of treatment with aligners

The book begins with an introduction to the concepts of biomechanics and the administration of forces, as well as the role of the different materials used for alignors. The limitations of treatment with aligners and how to overcome them with the use of mini screws and auxiliaries are also discussed. Throughout the chapters, different types of malocclusions are addressed and advice and techniques are provided for treatment with transparent aligners. The authors also discuss the planning of treatment, retention and stability after therapy with aligners, as well as pain management during treatment. The book is a valuable tool for orthodontists, researchers and residents who wish to improve their orthodontic skills with aligners. The authors have used current scientific evidence to support their recommendations and provide a clinical atlas of patients treated with transparent aligners. In summary, "orthodontics with transparent aligners: clinical atlas and treatment guide" is an essential work for any orthodontic professional who wishes to stay updated in the latest technology and techniques in the field of orthodontics with transparent aligners.

1 Diagnosis and treatment plan in the three-dimensional era
2 Current Biomechanical Breaches of ATACHES in Resin Composite for Orthodontic Aligners
3 transparent aligners: material structures and its properties
4 Influence of intraoral factors on the optical and mechanical properties of the different materials
5 Theoretical and practical considerations in the planning of an orthodontic treatment with transparent aligns
6 Class I malocclusion
7 Treatment with aligners in patients with class II malocclusion
8 aligners in extraction cases
9 Treatment of open bite with aligns
10 Deep Bite
11 interceptive orthodontics with aligns
12 Hybrid approach in the treatment of class II malocclusions
13 Distributed Aligators and Canines
14 orthodontic aligners in patients with previous restoration
15 Non-compliance with the distalization of the upper molar and treatment with aligners for the correction of class II malocclusions
16 Orthodontic treatment with transparent aligners in patients with periodontitis
17 Surgery prior to therapy with aligns
18 Pain during orthodontic treatment: biological mechanisms and clinical management
19 Retention and stability after therapy with aligns
20 Overcome the limitations of orthodontics with aligners: a hybrid approach