Author: Zeng Xianglong
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Features: This book introduces the modern diagnosis and treatment methods of oral malocclusion in the form of a manual. The first part covers orthodontic examination and diagnostic techniques, the classification and diagnosis of malocclusion, and several important issues in treatment plan development. The second part focuses on removable appliances, functional appliances, and fixed appliances commonly used domestically and internationally, with a detailed introduction to the characteristics and applications of over ten modern fixed appliance techniques. The third part discusses the main issues faced in treating patients during the deciduous stage, mixed dentition stage, early permanent dentition stage, and adult patients, with a focus on common malocclusions while also involving other disciplines, including maxillofacial surgery, periodontics, prosthodontics, and respiratory medicine. The appendix briefly lists commonly used orthodontic instruments and materials. This book aims at clinical practice, with diagnosis and treatment as its core, balancing popularization and advancement. It is rich in content, up-to-date, well-organized, and illustrated, making it a valuable reference for orthodontic specialists, oral surgeons engaged in orthodontic work, undergraduate students of dental schools, orthodontic graduate students, and clinical trainees.
Modern Orthodontics Treatment Handbook
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