Dr. Jack Fisher discusses 10 reasons to use 3D imaging The specialty of orthodontics has of recent years had an influx of technology within the industry. Intraoral scanners are now being used in many practices and residency programs. We are told that this technology will eliminate alginate impressions. We are told that 3D printers will […]
Read MoreThe Baxmann Mini Telescope™ (BMT) in practical testing
Dr. Martin Baxmann discusses an apparatus for Class II treatment The lack of dependence on patient cooperation is one of the key issues for the long-term development of fixed Class II type equipment.
Read MoreAccelerate your practice with effective self-ligation techniques
Dr. John Graham illustrates the benefits of accelerated tooth movement Three years ago, I relocated to Salt Lake City, Utah, which is a highly competitive orthodontic market with a number of orthodontists as well as general practitioners who practice orthodontics. Looking for ways to clinically differentiate my new practice, I decided to focus on enhancing […]
Read MoreProactive treatment with Propel
Dr. Thomas Shipley discusses how he has increased efficiency and productivity in his practice It’s Wednesday afternoon, and I am at my desk. It’s time for the after-school rush, so I head out into the six-operatory orthodontic bay of my private practice. “Wait a moment,” I think. “Where is everyone?” There are only two patients in […]
Read MoreSleep apnea treatment: a survey investigating current orthodontic treatments and philosophies
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A study by Drs. Ryan Walter, Donald Rinchuse, and Daniel Rinchuse shows a wide range of responses on the treatment of OSA Abstract Objective The aim of this study was to survey orthodontists regarding the diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes of the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Methods An email invitation from the American Association […]
Read MorePost or no post?
Dr. Marcelo Balsamo presents a case report demonstrating direct adhesive post luting and core buildup in one appointment. The question about whether to use a post or not is essentially one of substance lost. A large amount of substance loss in the clinical crown area is an argument for anchoring and reinforcing the core buildup […]
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