Atlas of Orthodontic Case Reviews offers a comprehensive resource to the treatment of orthodontic malocclusions with a case-based approach. _ Discusses and illustrates the treatment of orthodontic malocclusions using actual clinical cases _ Presents more than 800 clinical photographs showing the stages of each treatment, to act as a visual reference _ Includes a description of each malocclusion, an explanation of the desired treatment outcomes, an account of the changes, and review questions for each case
Atlas of Orthodontic Case Reviews offers a comprehensive resource to the treatment of orthodontic malocclusions with a case-based approach. _ Discusses and illustrates the treatment of orthodontic malocclusions using actual clinical cases _ Presents more than 800 clinical photographs showing the stages of each treatment, to act as a visual reference _ Includes a description of each malocclusion, an explanation of the desired treatment outcomes, an account of the changes, and review questions for each case
The Authors MARJAN ASKARI, DMD, MS, is Assistant Clinical Professor at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts, USA and practices at The Smile Institute in Brookline, Massachusetts, USA. STANLEY A. ALEXANDER, DMD, is Distinguished Teaching Professor Emeritus at Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine in Stony Brook, New York, USA and practices at The Smile Institute in Brookline, Massachusetts, USA.
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Acknowledgments
1 Interceptive (Mixed Dentition): Case 1 1
Interview Data1
Clinical Examination1
Dentition 2
Right Buccal View 2
Left Buccal View 2
Maxillary Arch 2
Mandibular Arch 2
Function 3
Diagnosisand Treatment Plan 3
Treatment Objectives 5
Treatment Options 5
FirstActive Appointment with Quad-Helix in Place 6
Secondto Fourth Active Appointments 7
Six Months after Initial Placement of the Appliance 8
Commentary 9
Review Questions 10
Suggested References10
2 Interceptive (Mixed Dentition): Case 2 11
Interview Data 11
Clinical Examination 11
Dentition 12
Right Buccal View 12
Left Buccal View 12
Maxillary Arch 13
Mandibular Arch 13
Function 13
Diagnosisand Treatment Plan 14
Treatment Objectives15
Treatment Options15
FirstActive Appointment 16
SecondActive Appointment 17
ThirdActive Appointment 17
FourthActive Appointment 18
FifthActive Appointment 18
Phase ICompleted 19
Commentary 21
Review Questions 21
Suggested References 21
Phase I Treatment: Class III Skeletal and Class I Dental with Posterior and Anterior Crossbites 23
3 Interview Data 23
Clinical Examination 23
Dentition 24
Right Buccal View 24
Left Buccal View 24
Maxillary Arch 25
Mandibular Arch 25
Function25
Diagnosisand Treatment Plan 26
Treatment Objectives 27
Treatment Options 27
FirstActive Appointment 28
SecondActive Appointment 29
ThirdActive Appointment 30
FourthActive Appointment 31
FifthActive Appointment 32
SixthActive Appointment 32
Seventhand Eighth Active Appointments 33
Ninthand 10th Active Appointments 34
EleventhActive Appointment 35
TwelfthActive Appointment 36
Thirteenth Appointment36
Commentary39
Review Questions 40
Suggested References 40
4 Class I Skeletal and Class I Dental with Blocked-Out Maxillary Canine: Non-Extraction 41
Interview Data 41
Clinical Examination 41
Dentition 42
Right Buccal View 42
Left Buccal View 42
Maxillary Arch 43
Mandibular Arch 43
Function43
Diagnosisand Treatment Plan 44
Treatment Objectives 45
Treatment Options 45
FirstActive Appointment 46
SecondActive Appointment 47
Thirdto Fifth Active Appointments 48
Sixth Appointment 49
Commentary 53
Review Questions 53
Suggested References 53
5 Class I Skeletal and Class I Dental with a Deep Bite 55
