Orthodontics: Diagnosis and Management of Malocclusion and Dentofacial Deformities

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This book is mainly designed for undergraduate students, but would also serve as a reference book for dental surgeons and graduates beginning to peruse postgraduate orthodontic studies as well. The book provides a broad, yet in-depth overview of the fundamentals of the biological basis of orthodontics, current and contemporary orthodontic diagnostic procedures, and therapeutic clinical procedures.

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O P Kharbanda is Head, Department of Orthodontics, Centre for Dental Education and Research at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. He hasmore than 30 years of experience in teaching and has been associated with the Department of Orthodontics, AIIMS, since the inception of its programme in 1986. Table of Contents Section I: Fundamentals of Orthodontics Chapter 1 Consequence of Malocclussion and Benefits of Orthodontic TreatmentChapter 2 Psychological Aspects of MalocclusionChapter 3 Epidemiology of Malcclusion and Treatment NeedsChapter 4 Classification of MalocclusionChapter 5 Recording the Severity of MalocclussionChapter 6 Growth of Face and Craniofacial ComplexChapter 7 Effects of Altered Orfacial Functions and GrowthChapter 8 Biology of Orthodontic Tooth MovemnentSection II: Orthodontic DiagnosisChapter 9 Orthodontic Diagnosis: Clinical EvaluationChapter 10 Orthodontic Diagnosis: Analysis of Diagnostic RecordsChapter 11 Cephalometrics: Historical Perspectives and MethodsChapter 12 Downs` AnalysisChapter 13 Steiners` AnalysisChapter 14 Tweeds` AnalysisChapter 15 Ricketts` AnalysisChapter 16 Vertical Linear Dimensions of Face and Sassouni AnaysisChapter 17 Soft Tissue Analysis of FaceChapter 18 PA Cephalometric AnalysisChapter 19 Computerised and Digital CephalometricsChapter 20 Errors in CephalometricsSection III: Orthodontic AppliancesChapter 21 Component of Fix Orthodentic AppliancesChapter 22 Orthondontic Wires:Materials and PropertiesChapter 23 Rubber and Synthetic AccessoriesChapter 24 Anchorage in Orthodontic PracticeChapter 25 Alternative Anchorage through Temporary Anchorage DevicesChapter 26 Principles of Biomechanics and Appliance DesignChapter 27 Conventional Removable AppliancesChapter 28 Invisible Removable AppliancesSection IV: Clinical OrthodonticsChapter 29 Steps and Treatment Stages in Contemporary Orthodontic TreatmentChapter 30 Preservation of Normal Occlusion and Interception of MalocclusionChapter 31 Non-extraction TreatmentChapter 32 Class I Malocclusion : Extraction TreatmentChapter 33 Class II Division 1Malocclusion: Early InterventionsChapter 34 Class II Division 1 Malocclusion: Functional AppliancesChapter 35 Fixed Functional AppliancesChapter 36 Treatment with Fixed Appliance TherapyChapter 37 Treatment Approach to Class II Division 2 MalocclusionChapter 38 Class III Malocclusion in Growing PatientsChapter 39 Orthodontic Aspects of Imparted TeethChapter 40 Transposition of TeethChapter 41 Orthodontic Implications of Severe Dentofacial Deformities, Orthognatic SurgeryChapter 42 Goals of Orthodontic Occlusion, Care after DebondChapter 43 Maintenance of Outcome Results and RelapseSection V: Expanding Role of Orthodontist and Interdisciplinary CareChapter 44 Orthodontic Considerations of Interdisciplinary TreatmentsChapter 45 Holistic Treatment of Cleft Lip and PalateChapter 46 Maxillo-Mandibular Distraction OteogenesisChapter 47 Orthodontists Role in Upper Airway Sleep Disorders