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Text book of orthodontics.1.W.B. SAUNDERS COMPANYA Harcourt Health Sciences CompanyThe Curtis CenterIndependence Square WestPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19106NOTICEPharmacology is an ever-changing field.
Standard safety precautions must be followed, but as newresearch and clinical experience broaden our knowledge, changes in treatment and drug therapy maybecome necessary or appropriate. Readers are advised to check the most current product informationprovided by the manufacturer of each drug to be administered to verify the recommended dose, themethod and duration of administration, and contraindications. It is the responsibility of the treatingphysician, relying on experience and knowledge of the patient, to determine dosages and the besttreatment for each individual patient. Neither the Publisher nor the editor assumes any liability forany injury and/or damage to persons or property arising from this publication.Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataTextbook of orthodontics / edited by Samir E. Bishara.P.; cm.Includes bibliographical references and index.ISBN 0-7216-8289-8 (alk. Bishara, Samir E.
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WU 400 T355 2001RK521.T.6'43-dc95Publishing Director: John SchreferEditor: Penny RudolphDevelopmental Editor: Jaime PendillProject Manager: Patricia TannianProject Specialist: Suzanne C. FanninDesigner: Julia RamirezTEXTBOOK OF ORTHODONTICS ISBN 0-7216-8289-8Copyright © 2001 by W.B. Saunders CompanyAll rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any formor by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any informationstorage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.Printed in the United States of AmericaLast digit is the print number: 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1.Vi ContributorsPeter Ngan, DMDProfessor and Chair, Department of OrthodonticsWest Virginia UniversityMorgantown, West VirginiaNeil T. Reske, CDT, MAInstructional Resource Associate, Department ofOrthodonticsUniversity of IowaCollege of DentistryIowa City, IowaBronwen Richards, DDS, MSPrivate PracticeRock Island, IllinoisW.
Eugene Roberts, DDS, PhDProfessor and Head, Section of OrthodonticsIndiana University School of DentistryIndianapolis, IndianaShiva V Shanker, DDS, MDS, MSClinical Assistant Professor, Department ofOrthodonticsOhio State UniversityColumbus, OhioPramod K. Sinha, DDS, BDS, MSClinical Professor, Department of OrthodonticsSt. Louis UniversitySt. Louis, MissouriPrivate PracticeSpokane, WashingtonPeter M. Spalding, DDS, MS (Ped Dent), MS (Ortho)Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Growthand DevelopmentUniversity of Nebraska Medical CenterCollege of DentistryLincoln, NebraskaRobert N. Staley, DDS, MA, MSProfessor, Department of OrthodonticsUniversity of IowaCollege of DentistryIowa City, IowaKatherine W.
Vig, BDS, MS, DOrtho, FDS (RCS)Professor and Chairman, Section of OrthodonticsOhio State UniversityCollege of DentistryColumbus, OhioVickie Vlaskalic, BDSc, MDScAssistant Professor, Department of OrthodonticsUniversity of the PacificSchool of DentistrySan Francisco, CaliforniaDeborah L. Zeitler, DDS, MSProfessor and Vice Chair, Department of HospitalDentistryUniversity of IowaCollege of DentistryIowa City, Iowa.This book is dedicated to my family and my friends for their unfailing andselfless love, support, and care, for which I will forever be grateful.Over the last 150 years many substantial contributionsto the science and art of orthodontics in the form of sci-entificarticles, textbooks, and master's and PhD dis-sertationshave been accomplished and published. Col-lectively,this body of knowledge that is now availableis a product of hard work and great imagination ofmany individuals.
These accomplishments helpedbring orthodontics and orthodontists to a reasonablelevel of sophistication both diagnostically and techni-cally.Metallurgical innovations of orthodontic wires,bonding of brackets, new bracket designs, and newimaging techniques have made orthodontics more effi-cient,as well as more patient friendly.Although such technical advances have had a sig-nificantimpact on the practice of orthodontics, the cli-nicianstill must develop the same time-honored skillsto be able to properly diagnose and plan treatment foreach patient. In other words, the clinician still must ac-quirecertain basic tools that enable him or her to syn-thesizerelevant information.
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The clinician must thenapply this information to the individual patient in asystematic and consistent way.This book is a modest attempt to provide such infor-mationin a logical format that helps students of ortho-donticsboth understand and apply the basic concepts ofdiagnosis and treatment. Without such a basic founda-tion,diagnosis and treatment planning for a malocclu-sionbecomes a difficult and misguided exercise forwhich prospective patients will bear the consequences.The contributors to this text have worked hard topresent their ideas in a format that is both clear as wellas scientific. Reading the works of all of these authorshas been an education as well as a revelation of thedepth of their understanding and their abilities. To eachone, I owe a debt of gratitude!The text is organized into six sections:Section I: Growth and Development.
This section de-scribesthe overall physical changes that occur betweenthe embryonic stage and adulthood. Special emphasisis given to the normal and abnormal development ofthe facial structures as well as to the development ofthe dentition and the occlusal relationships from theprimary to the permanent dentitions.Section II: Diagnosis.
The systematic evaluation ofthe various dentofacial relationships is essential forthe proper diagnosis of malocclusions. This sectiondiscusses the details of how each parameter needs tobe evaluated for the clinician to be able to differenti-atebetween relatively simple and more complexproblems involving the dentition and skeletal andsoft tissue structures.Section III: Appliances. The principles that govern theconstruction and the use of fixed appliances are pro-vided.The emphasis is on biomechanical conceptsrather than on details of various techniques.Section IV. Treatment and Treatment Considerations.The treatment approaches to different malocclusionsthat the clinician faces in the primary, mixed, and per-manentdentitions are discussed. The complexities ofthe orthodontic treatment are outlined as they relate tospecific malocclusions.Section V: Other Aspects Related to Treatment. In ad-ditionto the proper diagnosis of the malocclusion andthe choice of the appliance to be used, other parame-tersexist that need to be considered by the clinician,the patient, and the parents to successfully accomplishthe desired treatment objectives.Section VI: Orthodontics and Adjunct Treatment.
Anumber of areas are considered to be an intricate partof the overall evaluation and management of the or-thodonticpatient. Some of these problems need eithera special consideration from the orthodontist or theexpertise and intervention of other specialists to pro-videthe patient with the optimal treatment for a givenmalocclusion.This text is not meant to provide a definitive ap-proachto all types of malocclusion.
On the otherhand, I hope that it provides sufficient information toenable the clinician to properly diagnose the com-plexitiesof a given problem while also giving anoverview of various treatment approaches to some ofthese problems.Samir E. BisharaXi.Xiv ContentsSECTION III APPLIANCES14 Fixed Edgewise Orthodontic Appliances and Bonding Techniques, 186Pramod K. Sinha and Ram S. Nanda15 How Orthodontic Appliances Work, 208A. Denis Britto and Robert J. Isaacson16 Steps in Orthodontic Treatment, 232Andrew J.
KuhlbergSECTION IV TREATMENT AND TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS17 Orthodontic Treatment in the Primary Dentition, 248Michael J. Kanellis18 Mixed Dentition Guidance of Occlusion: Serial Extraction Procedures, 257T. Graber19 Treatment of Class I Nonextraction Problems, Principles of ApplianceConstruction, and Retention Appliances, 290Robert N. Staley and Neil T. Reske20 Treatment of Class II Malocclusions, 324Peter M. Spalding21 Treatment of Class III Malocclusion in the Primary and Mixed Dentitions, 375Peter Ngan22 Interaction of the Sagittal and Vertical Dimensions in OrthodonticDiagnosis and Treatment Planning, 415Marla J. Magness, Shiva V.
Shanker, and Katherine W L. Vig23 Skeletal and Dental Considerations in the Transverse Dimension, 431Katherine W. Vig, Shiva V. Shanker, and Marla J. MagnessSECTION V OTHER ASPECTS RELATED TO TREATMENT24 Periodontic Considerations during Orthodontic Treatment, 442Robert L.
Boyd25 Behavioral Considerations in Orthodontic Treatment, 454Robert G. Keim26 Root Resorptions and Tissue Changes during Orthodontic Treatment, 463Vicki Vlaskalic and Robert L. Boyd.SECTION VI ORTHODONTICS AND ADJUNCT TREATMENT27 Orthodontics and Craniomandibular Disorders, 478Athanasios E.
Athanasiou28 Adjunctive Orthodontic Therapy in Adults: Biologic, Medical,and Treatment Considerations, 494W. Eugene Roberts, William F.
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Hohlt, and James J. Baldwin29 Dental and Facial Asymmetries, 532Samir E. Bishara, Paul S. Burkey, John G. Kharouf, and Athanasios E.
Athanasiou30 Surgical Orthodontics, 545Deborah L.
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