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Readership: Dental undergraduates and those studying towards a Masters qualification in orthodontics (trainees). Secondary readership in the form of orthodontic therapists (new in training), the increasing numbers of dental nurses certifying in orthodontic dental nursing, general dental practitioners.
Laura Mitchell, Consultant Orthodontist, St Luke's Hospital, Bradford, Honorary Senior Lecturer, Leeds Dental Institute, Vice-Dean of the Dental Faculty of the Royal College of Surgeons (2004-6)
"An excellent and comprehensive introduction to orthodontics, written specifically with dental students, orthodontic therapists and clinicians in mind. It easily achieves its objectives and provides the reader with so much more. It will also appeal to orthodontic postgraduate students as it provides an excellent introductory overview for the reader before they attempt to read more indepth literature." - British Dental Journal, February 2008
"...an excellent introduction to the study and practice of orthodontics...the book is well written...and I would readily recommmend it to all concerned." - Dental Update
1: The rationale for orthodontic treatment 2: The aetiology and classification of malocclusion 3: Management of the developing dentition 4: Zarana Nelson-Moon: Craniofacial growth, the cellular basis of tooth movement and anchorage 5: Orthodontic assessment 6: Cephalometrics 7: Simon Littlewood: Treatment planning 8: Class I 9: Class II division 1 10: Class II division 2 11: Class III 12: Anterior open bite and posterior open bite 13: Crossbites 14: Canines 15: Bridget Doubleday: Planning anchorage 16: Simon Littlewood: Retention 17: Removable appliances 18: Fixed appliances 19: Simon Littlewood: Functional appliances 20: Adult orthodontics 21: Simon Littlewood: Orthodontics and orthognathic surgery 22: Cleft lip and palate and other craniofacial anomalies 23: Orthodontic first aid