The third edition is a comprehensive, updated and rejuvenated version with a greater focus on postgraduate students and clinical practitioners. The book covers the entire panorama of science and clinical practice of orthodontics, compiled in 80 chapters and further organised into 18 sections.
The content is extensive, in-depth and supported with updated references. The book is a complete resource for orthodontic educators to derive lectures. The clinical chapters are complemented with real-life scenarios and representative case reports. A special effort has been made to include structured information on the subjects of clinical and academic relevance, which are often discussed but found only in journals.
Encompasses a wide range of topics covering the entire curricular needs of a postgraduate student in orthodontics and a practitioner
Each section is a book by itself and is designed in a manner that allows the student to progressively attain knowledge and clinical training in orthodontics in a stepwise manner
Each chapter offers an easy-to-follow outline and a smooth flow in text with subheadings, further supported by boxes and flowcharts to enhance comprehension
Provides a detailed approach to orthodontic treatment with contemporary methods and techniques
The clinical case scenarios are a significant strength and constitute the practical aspects for an orthodontic practitioner to correlate
The book includes updated chapters on Temporary Anchorage Devices (TAD), Impacted and Transposed Teeth, Inter-disciplinary Treatment, Management of Cleft Lip and Palate and Orthognathic surgery
Emerging fields such as Clear aligners, Surgically facilitated rapid tooth movement, Distraction Osteogenesis and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) are included with updated and clinically relevant information
Historical aspects of orthodontics and Development of teeth, dentition and occlusion
A whole new section on emerging 3D Digital technologies and their application
Orthodontic instruments, armamentarium and operatory design
Comprehensive chapters on Tweed philosophy, contemporary pre-adjusted appliance and self-ligation system
Evidence-based Orthodontics
Autotransplantation of teeth
A section on the asymmetry of occlusion and face
Additional Features
Complimentary access to full e-book
Eight online chapters
Twelve videos
Exhaustive list of references
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Approx. 1350 illustrations (1200 in full color); Illustrations
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Professor and Head, Division of Orthodontics
Section I: Historical aspects of orthodontics: ancient, yesteryears, yesterdays, today and tomorrow
1.1. History of dentistry and significant events that revolutionised dentistry
1.2. History of orthodontics
1.3. History of orthodontic speciality in India
Section II: Fundamentals of orthodontics
2. Adverse consequences of malocclusion and benefits of orthodontic treatment
3. Epidemiology of malocclusion and orthodontic treatment needs
4. Classification and methods of recording malocclusion
5. Recording the severity of malocclusion: orthodontic indices
6. Psychological implications of malocclusion and orthodontic treatment
Section III: Growth of face and craniofacial complex
7. Development of teeth, dentition and occlusion (e-only)
8. Prenatal development of the foetus concerning the craniofacial region (e-only)
9. Concepts of growth and development
10. Postnatal growth of face and craniofacial region
11. Functions of stomatognathic system and their implications on occlusion
Section IV: Orthodontic diagnosis
12. Clinical evaluation
13. Diagnostic records and their evaluation
14. Practical clinical photography
Section V: Radiation and non-radiation
imaging in orthodontics
15. Cephalometrics: historical perspectives, methods and landmarks
16. Downs' analysis
17. Tweed's analysis
18. Steiner's analysis
19. Ricketts' 12-factor analysis
20. Vertical linear dimensions of face and Sassouni's analysis
21. Cephalometric analysis of the soft tissue of the face
22. Posteroanterior cephalometric analysis
23. Interpretation and clinical applications of cephalometric data in diagnosis, treatment planning and prognosis
24. Lateral, PA and 3D Cephalometric superimposition
25. Errors in cephalometrics
Section VI: Digital orthodontics
26. Digital and computerised cephalometrics
27. 3D data acquisition and orthodontic triad
28. 3D digital models
29. Three-dimensional imaging in orthodontics
30. Three-dimensional cephalometry
31. 3D volumetric analysis, and clinical implications of the upper airway and sinuses (e-only)
Section VII: Removable orthodontic appliances
32. Role of removable appliances in contemporary orthodontics
33. Invisible removable appliances: The Clear Aligners
Section VIII: Orthodontic armamentarium
34. Concept of orthodontic operatory design (e-only)
35. Instruments and equipment in orthodontic use (e-only)
36. Components of fixed orthodontic appliance
37. Orthodontic archwires: material and their properties
38. Rubber and synthetic elastic accessories
39. Bonding orthodontic appliances
Section IX: Contemporary orthodontic treatment
40. The biological basis for orthodontic tooth movement
41. Principles of biomechanics and appliance design
42. Preservation of normal occlusion and interception of malocclusion during early mixed dentition
43. Orthodontic treatment with contemporary fixed appliance Phase I: laying the foundation
44. Anchorage in orthodontic practice
45. Tweed philosophy, biomechanics and principles of treatment
46. Orthodontic treatment with contemporary
fixed appliance Phase II: major tooth movements
47. The pre-adjusted edgewise appliance
48. Orthodontic treatment with self-ligating bracket systems
Section X: Non-extraction treatment
49.1. Non-extraction treatment with maxillary expansion and interproximal reduction
49.2. Non-extraction treatment with non-compliance molar distalisation
Section XI: Class II malocclusion
50. Class II division 1 malocclusion: features and early intervention of growing maxillary excess
51. Evolution of functional appliances and treatment with one piece removable appliances
52. Treatment approaches with twin block appliance
53. Interception and treatment of mandibular
retrusion with non-compliant fixed functional appliances
54. Mode of action of functional appliances
55. Dentofacial orthopaedics for class II malocclusion with vertical maxillary excess
56. Management of class II malocclusion with fixed appliance
57. Class II division 2 malocclusion
Section XII: Class III malocclusion
58. Class III malocclusion in growing children
59. Orthodontic treatment of borderline class III malocclusion
Section XIII : Newer trends in orthodontics
60. Temporary anchorage devices
61. Surgically facilitated rapid tooth movement (SF-RTM)
62. Orthodontic considerations of inter-disciplinary treatment
63. Evidence-based orthodontics (e-only)
Section XIV: Impactions and transpositions
64. Orthodontic aspects of impacted anterior teeth
65. Transposition of teeth
66. Auto-transplantation of teeth in orthodontic practice (e-only)
Section XV: Surgical aspects of orthodontic treatment
67. Ortho-surgical management of skeletal malocclusions
68. Maxillomandibular distraction osteogenesis for orthodontist
Section XVI: Treatment of complex malocclusions
69. Malocclusion and asymmetries of the face
70. Dental midline deviations
71. Asymmetry of occlusion
72. Cant of occlusal plane in transverse direction
73. Asymmetries of the face (e-only)
74. Temporomandibular disorders and orthodontics
Section XVII: Expanding role of orthodontist and inter-disciplinary care
75. Inter-disciplinary management of cleft lip and palate
76. Orthodontist's roles in upper airway sleep disorders
Section XVIII: Steps in conclusion of orthodontic therapy
77. Orthodontic treatment with contemporary
fixed appliance Phase III: finishing and detailing
78. Deband, debracketing and delivery of retention appliance
79. Post-orthodontic care and management of white spot lesions
80. Maintenance of the outcome results, retention and relapse
