Orthodontics

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by Dr. Jonathan Nicozisis
In their early history in orthodontics, aligners were considered the Rodney Dangerfield of orthodontic appliances: They got no respect, because it was thought they had such limited clinical applicability. But as Dr. Jonathan Nicozisis explains, aligners possess many qualities that are unparalleled by traditional fixed appliances, including the ability to apply continuous force and control lower incisor position.
January/February 2022
by Dr. Adith Venugopal
Dr. Adith Venugopal shares a case study in which he used extraradicular miniscrews to encourage tooth movement during whole-arch distalization to help correct lip incompetence and bidental protrusion.
January/February 2022
by Kyle Patton, associate editor
This Townie has won four “teacher of the year” awards while serving as a clinical assistant professor at the University of Southern California’s graduate orthodontics program. He also runs a beautiful practice in Corona, California. Hear his take on clinical diagnostic technology, what new grads should expect from the future of orthodontics, and more.
January/February 2022
Townies discuss the pros and cons of having a busy office.
January/February 2022
With our monthly poll, you can see how other practices operate, what works, what doesn’t and how orthodontics is evolving. The information we gather each month helps us measure trends in the profession. Take a look at this month’s results on CE and networking.
January/February 2022
by Dr. Rooz Khosravi
Interest in in-office aligner (IOA) systems is growing in the orthodontic community, yet a limited number of providers have implemented this system in their practices. In the second part of his series, Dr. Rooz Khosravi breaks down parts of an IOA system and provides readers with essential information on how they can build one at their practices.
December 2021
by Kyle Patton, associate editor
With more than three decades of practice under his belt, this Townie is one of the longest-tenured orthodontists in the metro D.C. area. We visit his Glen Burnie, Maryland, practice to talk about the evolution of the profession, growing up in West Africa and the bittersweetness of being a Baltimore Orioles fan.
November 2021
Townies get theoretical and discuss swapping a common slot with a different bracket.
November 2021
This doc seeks advice on treating a patient with an ectopic mandibular second molar.
November 2021
With our monthly poll, you can see how other practices operate, what works, what doesn’t and how orthodontics is evolving. The information we gather each month helps us measure trends in the profession. Take a look at this month’s results on early treatment.
November 2021
Take a look at some of the newest products hitting the orthodontic market.
November 2021
by Dr. Kyle Fagala
In the latest installment of our newest recurring column written by members of the Orthotown community, Dr. Kyle Fagala shares five failures he encountered during his first eight years of practice, and the lessons learned from them.
December 2021
by Dr. Rooz Khosravi
In the first installment of a two-part series, Dr. Rooz Khosravi identifies the main components required to set up an in-office aligner system—intraoral scanners, digital software packages and 3D printers—and what orthodontists should look for in each.
November 2021
by Dr. Chad Foster
Orthotown Editorial Director Dr. Chad Foster discusses the lessons he’s learned when treating adult orthodontic rehabilitation cases, and the four items he needs to be comfortable with before he agrees to take on a new patient who needs such care.
December 2021
by Dr. Chad Foster
In the first installment of a new recurring column, Dr. Chad Foster shares his own struggles with self-limiting beliefs and how he overcomes them.
November 2021
by Dr. Chad Foster
Orthotown Editorial Director Dr. Chad Foster introduces “Behind the Curtain,” a new recurring column in which readers share their struggles and the lessons they’ve learned through practice.
November 2021
by Casey Bull
The way a practice hopes to use virtual consultations should dictate how the technology is rolled out and available to patients. Casey Bull of The Invisible Orthodontist recaps the most common uses and setups.
October 2021
by Arselia Gales, assistant editor
This Texas Townie, a U.S. Air Force veteran, served as chief of orthodontics at Misawa Air Base in Japan before returning to America and opening two practices in San Antonio. In our exclusive Q&A, the founder of the eponymous Norris 20/26 bracket system shares his goals for the future and how his mechanical engineering background has helped him succeed as an orthodontist.
October 2021
by Dr. Glenn Krieger
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but Dr. Glenn Krieger says most orthodontists could use help getting better clinical images. He shares his four laws of clinical photography, including the proper use of retractors and mirrors, and how to properly use digital co-diagnosis for increased case acceptance.
October 2021
Townies discuss the pros and cons of working at multiple practices—especially out of a dentist’s office.
October 2021
Townies look for common ground on expander treatments, and one orthodontist shares a case.
October 2021
This month's poll focuses on personal finance: Townies weigh in on staff 401(k)s, adviser fees, financial CE, cryptocurrency, retirement and more.
October 2021
Selective laser sintering has been used to create frameworks in the in the crown, bridge and removable partial denture space for years, but its application in orthodontic appliance manufacturing has become relevant very recently. The technology can be used to fabricate entire space maintainers, bonded lingual retainers, expander frameworks and any other component requiring rigidity and strength.
October 2021
by Dr. Robert ("Tito") Norris
Dr. Robert “Tito” Norris shares techniques for predictable excellence when using a cuspid to replace a missing maxillary lateral incisor. His step-by-step guide is accompanied by a case study, and key considerations to optimize the aesthetics and function of this treatment option.
September 2021
by Dr. Chad Foster
Orthotown editorial director Dr. Chad Foster discusses the importance of sharing cases and engaging in in-depth discussions among your peers.
October 2021
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