Abstract: Five new functional concepts for earlier diagnosis and treatment of orthodontic and orthopedic jaw problems can provide benefits for dentists and patients..

For years, the sole goal of dental implantology was to replace missing teeth. Replacing missing teeth with implants dates to Egyptian times, where.

Malposed teeth, including flared and crowded incisors, tipped molars, and fractures apical to the alveolar crest, are just some of the problems dentists.

In part 1 of this series, the early treatment of anterior cross-bites in children was discussed, including examples of the type of interceptive.

Premature tooth loss, malopposed teeth, tipped molars, posterior bite collapse, and anterior flaring are some of the occlusal problems dentists are confronted with.

Dentists are faced with a challenging clinical situation when a young adolescent patient presents with one or several congenitally missing permanent teeth. The.

Aesthetic dental procedures are routinely employed to improve a patient’s smile. Direct resin bonding gives one of the quickest aesthetic improvements available. This.

It has become increasingly clear that making space in the crowded adult dentition by orthodontic expansion of the dental arch is prone to.