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The third edition of Textbook of Orthodontics is a fully updated, comprehensive and highly illustrated resource incorporating new information on the subject.
New and updated information on topics such as cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) and digital models has been added, and the majority of chapters have been reorganised to present the subject matter in a clear and logical way.
Extensive chapters on treatment methodology are presented with case reports to illustrate the results of various treatment modalities currently being practised.
The chapter on cleft lip and palate has been revised to increase awareness amongst trainee dentists, in order to provide better care for those suffering with the disorder.
The quality and quantity of the photographs has been increased, with nearly 1500 full colour images, 228 illustrations, and an accompanying DVD. Almost every element of text is accompanied by some form of illustration, making this edition of Textbook of Orthodontics a highly visual and easy-to-understand resource for undergraduates and trainees.
Key Points
- Highly illustrated with over 1700 images, illustrations and tables
- Accompanying DVD-Rom
- Third edition
- Previous edition published 2008
Gurkeerat Singh BDS MDS (Ortho)M Orth (RCS London & RCPS Glasgow)FWFO (USA) FPFA (USA) FCIP FAGE
Professor and Head, Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, Sudha Rustagi College of Dental Sciences and Research, Faridabad, Haryana, India
DVD Content
1. Bracket bonding
2. Molar banding
3. CT scan video imaging of impacted canine
4. Soft tissue diode laser-assisted crown lengthening followed by bracket bonding
Table of Contents
Section 1: Normal Growth
1. Introduction to Orthodontics
2. Basic Principles of Growth
4. Postnatal Growth of the Craniofacial Complex
5. Development of Dentition
6. Occlusion in Orthodontics
Section 2: Diagnosis
7. Diagnostic Aids: Case History and Clinical Examination
8. Orthodontic Study Models
9. Cephalometrics: Landmarks and Analyses
10. Diagnostic Radiographs and Photographs
11. Maturity Indicators
12. Computerized Diagnostic Systems
13. Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Orthodontics
14. Classification of Malocclusion
15. Etiology of Malocclusion: Classification
16. Etiology of Malocclusion: General Factors
17. Etiology of Malocclusion: Local Factors
18. Dental Public Health Aspects of Orthodontics
Section 3: Treatment Planning
19. Formulation of Treatment Plan
20. Biology of Tooth Movement
21. Mechanics of Tooth Movement
22. Methods of Gaining Space
23. Anchorage in Orthodontics
24. Retention and Relapse in Orthodontics
25. Surgical Procedures in Orthodontics
26. Orthognathic Surgery
27. Implants to Miniscrews
28. Genetics in Orthodontics
29. Detrimental Effects of Orthodontics Treatment
Section 4: Orthodontic Materials
30. Material Used in Orthodontics: Introduction and Archwire Materials
31. Bracket Material and Auxiliary Force Delivery Systems
32. Impression Materials
33. Luting Materials
34. Adhesion Promoters and Bonding Materials
35. Orthodontic Instruments
36. Sterilization in Orthodontics
Section 5: Orthodontic Appliances
37. Orthodontic Appliances: An Introduction
38. Removable Orthodontic Appliances
39. Fixed Orthodontic Appliances
40. The Edgewise Appliance
41. The Begg Appliance
42. The Preadjusted Edgewise Appliance
43. The Tip Edge Appliance
44. Lingual Orthodontics
45. Orthopedic Appliances
46. Functional Appliances
Section 6: Management of Malocclusion
47. Preventive Orthodontic Procedures
48. Interceptive Orthodontic Procedures
49. Oral Habits and their Management
50. Etiology and Management of Class I Malocclusion
51. Etiology and Management of Class II Malocclusion
52. Etiology and Management of Class III Malocclusion
53. Correction of Midline Diastema
54. Management of Open Bite
55. Management of Cross
56. Orthodontics for Adults
57. Management of Cleft Lip and Palate
Index