Prepare for the INBDE and ABO certification exams the smart way with Mosby’s Orthodontic Review, Third Edition! This comprehensive resource offers a concise review of orthodontic concepts, diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical treatment — all in a question-and-answer format that is ideal for certification and re-certification exam prep, as well as for clinical practice. Plus, clinical case reports allow you to apply your knowledge to real patient scenarios. This is the only review book designed specifically for orthodontics, making it a must-have for students, residents, general dentists, and orthodontists!
1. Cover image - p. Cover 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Inside front cover - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iii 6. Dedication - p. iii 7. Contributors - p. iii 8. Preface - p. iii 9. Note from the editor - p. iii 10. List of Illustrations - p. iii 11. List of Tables - p. iii 12. Chapter 1: Craniofacial growth and development: From conception to birth - p. iii 13. Chapter 2: Craniofacial growth and development: From birth to maturity - p. 3.e1 14. Chapter 3: Etiology of malocclusion - p. 16.e1 15. Chapter 4: Development of the occlusion - p. 29.e1 16. Chapter 5: Development of orofacial function - p. 4-40.e1 17. Chapter 6: Management of craniofacial anomalies - p. 56.e1 18. Chapter 7: Orthodontic records and case evaluation - p. 57.e34 19. Chapter 8: Three-dimensional imaging in orthodontics - p. 58.e12 20. Chapter 9: Diagnosis of orthodontic problems - p. 59.e9 21. Chapter 10: Treatment planning - p. 60.e9 22. Chapter 11: Soft tissue paradigm in orthodontics - p. 78 23. Chapter 12: Treatment tactics for problems related to dentofacial discrepancies in three planes of space - p. 90.e1 24. Chapter 13: Sleep-disordered breathing - p. 91.e10 25. Chapter 14: Temporomandibular disorders - p. 100.e1 26. Chapter 15: Overview of artificial intelligence based tools and their applications in orthodontics - p. 113.e1 27. Chapter 16: Appropriate timing for correction of malocclusions - p. 1 28. Chapter 17: Phase I: Early treatment - p. 133 29. Chapter 18: Treatment of class II malocclusions - p. 145.e1 30. Chapter 19: Treatment of class III malocclusions - p. 146.e25 31. Chapter 20: Early and late treatment of anterior open bites - p. 158 32. Chapter 21: Biology of tooth movement - p. 180.e1 33. Chapter 22: Biomechanics in orthodontics - p. 190.e1 34. Chapter 23: Orthodontic appliances - p. 200 35. Chapter 24: 3D printing applications in orthodontics - p. 204 36. Chapter 25: Minor tooth movement - p. 229.e1 37. Chapter 26: Phase II: Nonsurgical adolescent and adult cases - p. 237.e1 38. Chapter 27: Skeletal anchorage in orthodontics - p. 258.e1 39. Chapter 28: Three-dimensional control of tooth movement with skeletal anchorage - p. 259.e15 40. Chapter 29: Biomechanical considerations of the invisalign system - p. 273 41. Chapter 30: Comprehensive treatment with clear aligners - p. 286.e1 42. Chapter 31: Oral hygiene: Possible problems and complications - p. 306 43. Chapter 32: Adult interdisciplinary orthodontic treatment - p. 317.e1 44. Chapter 33: The orthodontist’s role in cleft lip and palate rehabilitation - p. 318.e19 45. Chapter 34: Soft tissue diode laser surgery in orthodontics - p. 334.e1 46. Chapter 35: Orthognathic surgery - p. 343 47. Chapter 36: Secrets in computer-aided surgical simulation for complex craniomaxillofacial surgery - p. 379.e1 48. Chapter 37: Retention and relapse in orthodontics - p. 380.e9 49. Chapter 38: Interpretation of the treatment outcomes - p. 381.e11 50. Chapter 39: Oral health–related quality of life and patient-reported outcomes - p. 390.e1 51. Chapter 40: Three-dimensional update on clinical orthodontic issues - p. 399.e1 52. Index - p. 413.e1
Prepare for the INBDE and ABO certification exams the smart way with Mosby’s Orthodontic Review, Third Edition! This comprehensive resource offers a concise review of orthodontic concepts, diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical treatment — all in a question-and-answer format that is ideal for certification and re-certification exam prep, as well as for clinical practice. Plus, clinical case reports allow you to apply your knowledge to real patient scenarios. This is the only review book designed specifically for orthodontics, making it a must-have for students, residents, general dentists, and orthodontists!
1. Cover image - p. Cover 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Inside front cover - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iii 6. Dedication - p. iii 7. Contributors - p. iii 8. Preface - p. iii 9. Note from the editor - p. iii 10. List of Illustrations - p. iii 11. List of Tables - p. iii 12. Chapter 1: Craniofacial growth and development: From conception to birth - p. iii 13. Chapter 2: Craniofacial growth and development: From birth to maturity - p. 3.e1 14. Chapter 3: Etiology of malocclusion - p. 16.e1 15. Chapter 4: Development of the occlusion - p. 29.e1 16. Chapter 5: Development of orofacial function - p. 4-40.e1 17. Chapter 6: Management of craniofacial anomalies - p. 56.e1 18. Chapter 7: Orthodontic records and case evaluation - p. 57.e34 19. Chapter 8: Three-dimensional imaging in orthodontics - p. 58.e12 20. Chapter 9: Diagnosis of orthodontic problems - p. 59.e9 21. Chapter 10: Treatment planning - p. 60.e9 22. Chapter 11: Soft tissue paradigm in orthodontics - p. 78 23. Chapter 12: Treatment tactics for problems related to dentofacial discrepancies in three planes of space - p. 90.e1 24. Chapter 13: Sleep-disordered breathing - p. 91.e10 25. Chapter 14: Temporomandibular disorders - p. 100.e1 26. Chapter 15: Overview of artificial intelligence based tools and their applications in orthodontics - p. 113.e1 27. Chapter 16: Appropriate timing for correction of malocclusions - p. 1 28. Chapter 17: Phase I: Early treatment - p. 133 29. Chapter 18: Treatment of class II malocclusions - p. 145.e1 30. Chapter 19: Treatment of class III malocclusions - p. 146.e25 31. Chapter 20: Early and late treatment of anterior open bites - p. 158 32. Chapter 21: Biology of tooth movement - p. 180.e1 33. Chapter 22: Biomechanics in orthodontics - p. 190.e1 34. Chapter 23: Orthodontic appliances - p. 200 35. Chapter 24: 3D printing applications in orthodontics - p. 204 36. Chapter 25: Minor tooth movement - p. 229.e1 37. Chapter 26: Phase II: Nonsurgical adolescent and adult cases - p. 237.e1 38. Chapter 27: Skeletal anchorage in orthodontics - p. 258.e1 39. Chapter 28: Three-dimensional control of tooth movement with skeletal anchorage - p. 259.e15 40. Chapter 29: Biomechanical considerations of the invisalign system - p. 273 41. Chapter 30: Comprehensive treatment with clear aligners - p. 286.e1 42. Chapter 31: Oral hygiene: Possible problems and complications - p. 306 43. Chapter 32: Adult interdisciplinary orthodontic treatment - p. 317.e1 44. Chapter 33: The orthodontist’s role in cleft lip and palate rehabilitation - p. 318.e19 45. Chapter 34: Soft tissue diode laser surgery in orthodontics - p. 334.e1 46. Chapter 35: Orthognathic surgery - p. 343 47. Chapter 36: Secrets in computer-aided surgical simulation for complex craniomaxillofacial surgery - p. 379.e1 48. Chapter 37: Retention and relapse in orthodontics - p. 380.e9 49. Chapter 38: Interpretation of the treatment outcomes - p. 381.e11 50. Chapter 39: Oral health–related quality of life and patient-reported outcomes - p. 390.e1 51. Chapter 40: Three-dimensional update on clinical orthodontic issues - p. 399.e1 52. Index - p. 413.e1
