Titlebook: Clinical Cases in Early Orthodontic Treatment; An Atlas of When, Ho Julia Harfin,Somchai Satravaha,Kurt Faltin Jr Book 20171st edition Spri

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Early Treatment of Open Bite Problems,The normalization of functional disturbances is one of the main objectives that need to be achieved during early orthodontic treatment.

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Early Treatment of Periodontal Problems in Children,Patients with a nice and attractive smile, white teeth and normal gingivo-periodontal tissues are the gold standard for all orthodontists.

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Impacted Central Incisors: Different Options of Treatment,According to the literature about impacted central incisors, the prevalence is less than 1% (Machado et al. 2015); however, for the patient, it is quite disturbing from an esthetic and functional point of view.

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The Treatment of Class II, Division 1 Malocclusion in Stages,Class II malocclusion has high clinical prevalence, about 45%. It is accepted that Class II is acquired during the growth and development stages by general dysfunction of the neuromuscular dysfunction.

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Correction of the Transverse Problems,Normalization of the upper arch has always been one of the most important issues in the treatment of young children with constricted maxillary arch or with uni- or bilateral crossbite.

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How to Normalize the Position of the Maxillary Molar in Early and Late Mixed Dentition,It is well known that the anterior-posterior position of the upper first molar is crucial to achieve stable long term results.

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Controversies Concerning Early Treatment,Why are controversies in early treatment a continuous topic in all worldwide meetings after more than 100 years? Will it be solved in the next 10 years?

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Book 20171st editionir management, with the focus on early intervention. Advice is provided on the challenging decisions of when to start orthodontic treatment and whether to choose a one-phase or a two-phase treatment, taking into account the malocclusion, its severity, and its etiology. Among the topics addressed in