Common Questions and Answers about Orthodontics

Author: Zou Min
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is a medical knowledge guide on orthodontics, presented in a flexible Q&A format. It explains relevant orthodontic knowledge through specific examples, covering topics from examination and diagnosis, treatment planning, various appliances, anchorage, retention, and problems encountered during treatment. Based on the examples, it poses related questions and provides corresponding answers. The book is structured around questions, with detailed explanations of orthodontic knowledge through specific examples. The first part consists of 9 chapters, covering topics from ideal occlusion, examination and diagnosis, treatment planning to various appliances, anchorage, retention, and problems during treatment. Questions are raised based on the examples, with comprehensive answers provided in the second part. The book's greatest feature is the inclusion of graphical examples, making orthodontic knowledge very intuitive to understand. Additionally, the Q&A format is more conducive to readers' thinking and learning. This book is an excellent reference material for orthodontic physicians, graduate students, interns, and undergraduate students, and is also suitable for the general public undergoing orthodontic treatment. The book is structured around questions, with detailed explanations of orthodontic knowledge through specific examples. The first part consists of 9 chapters, covering topics from ideal occlusion, examination and diagnosis, treatment planning to various appliances, anchorage, retention, and problems during treatment. Questions are raised based on the examples, with comprehensive answers provided in the second part. The book's greatest feature is the inclusion of graphical examples, making orthodontic knowledge very intuitive to understand. Additionally, the Q&A format is more conducive to readers' thinking and learning. This book is an excellent reference material for orthodontic physicians, graduate students, interns, and undergraduate students, and is also suitable for the general public undergoing orthodontic treatment.