R. G. "Wick" Alexander
The 20 principles of the Alexander Discipline Volume 1
1st Edition 2008
Libro
Hardcover, 232 páginas, 1000 ilustración
Idioma: Inglés
Categoría: Ortodoncia
ISBN 978-0-86715-467-2
QP USA
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Introduced in 1978, the Alexander Discipline represents a unique approach to orthodontic treatment; today, legions of clinicians around the world apply its 20 master principles in their practices. An outgrowth of the Tweed technique, these basic principles have been developed empirically over many years in the author's own practice. Complete records of patients treated by the author dating back 25 years are presented to demonstrate specific results and the stability of treatment. This book will be of strong interest to anyone involved in the study or practice of orthodontics.
Contents
Chapter 01. Effort Equals Results
Chapter 02. There Are No Little Things
Chapter 03. The KISS Principle
Chapter 04. Establish Goals for Stability
Chapter 05. Plan Your Work, Then Work Your Plan
Chapter 06. Use Brackets Designed for Specific Prescriptions
Chapter 07. Build Treatment into Bracket Placement
Chapter 08. Exploit Growth to Obtain Predictable Orthopedic Correction
Chapter 09. Establish Ideal Arch Form
Chapter 10. Follow a Logical Achwire Sequence
Chapter 11. Consolidate Arches Early in Treatment
Chapter 12. Ensure Complete Bracket Engagement and Maintain Consolidation
Chapter 13. Let It Cook!
Chapter 14. Level the Arches and Open the Bite with Reverse-Curve Archwires
Chapter 15. Create Symmetry
Chapter 16. Use Intraoral Elastics to Coordinate the Arches
Chapter 17. Use Nonextraction Treatment Whenever Possible
Chapter 18. Use Extraction Treatment Whenever Necessary
Chapter 19. Careful Appliance Removal and Retention Will Improve Stability
Chapter 20. Create Compliance
Contents
Chapter 01. Effort Equals Results
Chapter 02. There Are No Little Things
Chapter 03. The KISS Principle
Chapter 04. Establish Goals for Stability
Chapter 05. Plan Your Work, Then Work Your Plan
Chapter 06. Use Brackets Designed for Specific Prescriptions
Chapter 07. Build Treatment into Bracket Placement
Chapter 08. Exploit Growth to Obtain Predictable Orthopedic Correction
Chapter 09. Establish Ideal Arch Form
Chapter 10. Follow a Logical Achwire Sequence
Chapter 11. Consolidate Arches Early in Treatment
Chapter 12. Ensure Complete Bracket Engagement and Maintain Consolidation
Chapter 13. Let It Cook!
Chapter 14. Level the Arches and Open the Bite with Reverse-Curve Archwires
Chapter 15. Create Symmetry
Chapter 16. Use Intraoral Elastics to Coordinate the Arches
Chapter 17. Use Nonextraction Treatment Whenever Possible
Chapter 18. Use Extraction Treatment Whenever Necessary
Chapter 19. Careful Appliance Removal and Retention Will Improve Stability
Chapter 20. Create Compliance
Autor
R. G. "Wick" Alexander DDS, MSD
Estados Unidos de AméricaClinical Professor of Orthodontics
Baylor College of Dentistry
Dallas, Texas
University of Texas Dental Branch
Houston, Texas
New York University Dental School
New York, New York
Private Practice Limited to Orthodontics
Arlington, Texas
"This book was a pleasure to read. It is well written and well illustrated. The case studies at the end of most chapters were particularly beneficial to understanding what was presented. The author has long-term follow-up with many of his patients, which allows the reader to see how treatment held up over the years."
Kevin Hanley, DDS; The New York State Dental Journal (August/September 2008)
"All orthodontists and students who aspire to rendering optimal treatment to their patients, regardless of their preferred appliance systems, will be engaged, intrigued, and inspired by Dr Alexander's extraordinary book."
Elliott M. Moskowitz, DDS, MSD; Journal of Clinical Oncology (August 2008)
Kevin Hanley, DDS; The New York State Dental Journal (August/September 2008)
"All orthodontists and students who aspire to rendering optimal treatment to their patients, regardless of their preferred appliance systems, will be engaged, intrigued, and inspired by Dr Alexander's extraordinary book."
Elliott M. Moskowitz, DDS, MSD; Journal of Clinical Oncology (August 2008)
