By Juan C. Echeverri, DDS, DAOS, and Elsa A. Echeverri, DDS FAAPD Orthodontic treatment of young adults can be challenging due to altered dentition caused…
By Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH, HAIAOMT, AOMT-C Tongue ties are hard to find. In Fig. 1, you can see the child’s tongue blade is folded…
Canine impaction is a common occurrence, and clinicians must be prepared to manage it. With earlydetection, timely interception and well-managed surgical and orthodontic treatment, impacted…
Orthodontic treatment of pediatric and adolescent patients can be challenging due to developmental and genetic issues such as altered arch development variations and eruption patterns.…
Statistics show that over 90% of Class II Division 1 orthodontic patients have a normal anteroposterior (AP) position of the maxilla and maxillary anterior teeth…
“If everyone thinks the same, nobody is thinking…” —Benjamin Franklin In this third and final part of this article, we continue to discuss the key…
“Anyone who treats all Class III cases in the same way is making mistakes…” This is second of a three-part article series on the diagnosis…
One of the great myths in dentistry and orthodontics is that treatment of Class III malocclusion is more difficult than treatment of Class II cases.…
Orthodontic treatment of pediatric patients can be challenging due to developmental and geneticissues such as altered arch development variations and eruption patterns. These conditions can…
Orthodontic treatment of adult patients who have missing teeth or will be losing teeth can be challenging due to an altered dentition caused by a…
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