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REMOVABLE ORTHODONTIC

                                        APPLIANCES


                                       K.  G. Isaacson F.D.S,  M.Orth.  R.C.S.(Eng.)
                             Consultant Orthodontist,  North Hampshire Hospital Trust.  Basingstoke,  UK

                                      J. D.  Muir B.D.S., F.D.S., M.Orth. R.C.S.  (Eng.)
                         Consultant Orthodontist,  North Staffordshire Hospital NHS  Trust,  Stoke-on-Trent,  UK

                                R. T. Reed B.D.S., F.D.S. R.C.P.S. Glas. M.Orth. R.C.S. (Eng.)
                             Consultant Orthodontist,  North Hampshire Hospital Trust.  Basingstoke,  UK

                •  definitive guide to the design and use of removable appliances providing essential practical
                   information for all dental undergraduates, practitioners and postgraduate trainees
                •  clear line diagrams show appliance design and components, useful for the practitioner
                   and technician
                •  accompanying CD-ROM contains clinical records of cases treated with removable appliances

                Despite  a  great  increase  in  the  use  of fixed  appliances,  the  majority  of courses  of orthodontic  treatment  are
                still  carried out using removable appliances. This practical guide contains essential  information  on the design
                and construction of removable appliances, in addition  to guidance on diagnosis and treatment through the  use
                of clinical  case  studies.  Written  by  three  leading  authorities  in  the  field.  Removable  Orthodontic Appliances
                contains  relevant,  up-to-date  information  making  it  an  invaluable  purchase  for  all  dental  undergraduates,
                practitioners involved in orthodontic treatment and dental technicians.


                    An accompanying CD-ROM illustrates clinical cases in full colour, showing the results of effective
                    treatment when using removable appliances, whilst also highlighting areas of potential limitation.


                CONTENTS:   Preface • Introduction • Biomechanics of tooth movement  •  Active components • Appliance
                retention  •  The  baseplate  •  Anchorage  •  Class  I  -  Class  II  -  Class  III  malocclusions  •  Chairside;
                management  •  Retainers  •  Problem  cases  •  Appendices  •  CD-ROM:  Clinical  case  records  of  patients
                treated  with removable appliances
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