Diastema during treatment
Orthodontic Q&A: Sometimes during orthodontic treatment, when a patient started out with straight teeth (no diastema), a gap will soon develop during treatment between the front teeth. What do you […]
Orthodontic Q&A: Sometimes during orthodontic treatment, when a patient started out with straight teeth (no diastema), a gap will soon develop during treatment between the front teeth. What do you […]
We usually get a lot of questions about what orthodontic records are necessary for treating orthodontic patients. To answer these questions, we have put together an online course. Here are
Introduction Hi. Welcome to a new episode of Orthodontic Matters. Today we are going to talk about ectopic eruption and impacted teeth. This is a topic that oftentimes I get
Several people have asked me about how we remove orthodontic bracket cement, after bracket removal. The most important thing in de-bonding is, to remove all of the orthodontic cement,
Many of you have asked to review a sleep apnea appliance that we use for our patients. We have several patients who wear the Somnomed Fusion and Flex. Here is
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Once my grandpa said, “If wishes were horses, beggars would be riders.” There have been a lot of claims about pre-formed myofunctional appliances. Personally, I feel that whenever we are
In our busy, time demanding world, this is an interesting read. “In Ego is the Enemy, I tell a story about George Marshall. While he was cabinet member in the
One of the most common problems with clear aligner and Invisalign treatment is the development of posterior open bite. If you use clear aligner orthodontic treatment for your patients, at
This is a new episode of our webinar series, on orthodontic diagnosis, and classification of orthodontic malocclusions. The webinars will have a Q&A format at the end, so please send
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