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Basics and mechanics of aligner orthodontic treatment" Prof. Ravindra Nanda
PL version
PL version
The universality of orthodontic treatment for adults is already a fact. He contributed to this, among others: development of increasingly less visible orthodontic appliances. Previously, aesthetic fixed braces and lingual braces were very popular among patients in this age group, but now aligners are taking priority in choosing the method of treatment. The idea of using a sequence of removable braces has been known in orthodontics since the 1940s, but new digital technologies enable precise planning and staged tooth movement using a sequence of overlays. Nowadays, aligners are commonplace in most orthodontic practices around the world. The number of patients treated with overlays is growing rapidly from year to year. The book FUNDAMENTALS AND BIOMECHANICS OF ALIGNER ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT summarizes the current knowledge about the use and effectiveness of aligners. They can be successfully used to treat most orthodontic defects. The authors emphasize this by sharing their clinical experience, describing the advantages and disadvantages, as well as indications and contraindications for the use of aligners in patients of different ages, including hybrid treatment with the simultaneous use of fixed braces and overlays. Beata Walawska-Zejdler, MD, PhD
"Basic mechanics of orthodontic treatment" John C. Bennet-Richard P. McLaughlin ENG and EU version.
This is the last book in the trilogy by Dr. Bennett and Dr. McLaughlin. It complements the description of their system of orthodontic treatment mechanics and is intended to be read together with the two earlier volumes, published in 1997 and 2003. Together, these three books describe proven orthodontic techniques and appliances, as well as an overall treatment philosophy that has gained wide acceptance around the world. The authors bring a lifetime of experience to the topic. Their treatment method has always been science-based, dating back to the 1980s, and has been refined over years of treating thousands of cases and through suggestions from colleagues around the world. In its final form, the treatment system is known as the ‘McLaughlin Bennett System 4.0’ and defines a systemized and structured approach to orthodontic care. The book describes important recent advances while clarifying and updating earlier work, with references to previous texts. There are brand new chapters on case stabilization and post-treatment management that were not previously fully explained, as well as new information on bracket design and the versatility of appliances. Many advances and improvements are explained, supported by a variety of cases treated. This book will be invaluable to orthodontists of all levels who strive to provide high-quality care. For students seeking a concise understanding of modern treatments, it offers a clear path forward.
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