Considering that relapse and retention affects every single orthodontic patient, it is a topic that is often overlooked in Orthodontics. I was therefore delighted to see that an up-to-date textbook...

On first receiving this book, I was delighted to hold and review the book due to its outstanding binding and presentation. The book itself comes in A4 landscape format, with a solid metal ring binder...

Moving teeth with aligners is not new and has been used in various forms for decades. However, relatively recent developments have created systems that can now rival fixed appliances in their...

This atlas aims to illustrate the use of wires bonded directly to teeth to align them without the use of brackets. It builds on a technique first introduced by Aldo Macchi and Eric Liou who used this...

Handbook of Orthodontics, written by Professor Martyn Cobourne and Dr Andrew DiBiase, is a compact textbook of orthodontics aimed at practising orthodontists and students of orthodontics. First...

This book aims to provide information on all of the skeletal anchorage devices and techniques that are currently applicable to the treatment of Class II cases. It features contributions from 96...

This is a largely clinical book based on 36 years of the author's clinical experience. It is divided into 10 chapters, with subdivisions covering such topics as non-extraction treatment, congenitally...

This is the second edition of a book that has been specifically designed for students undertaking the American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) examinations and has four editors – one Finnish and three...

It has been a long time – a decade or more, in fact – since a book on removable appliances has been published in the UK. At one time, these formed the bulk of the appliances used to treat...

The publisher's stated aim in producing this series is to use the case-based format to encourage problem-based learning, foster independent thought and prepare the student for case-based clinical...

The demand for invisible orthodontic appliances is ever increasing and, in response to this, significant advances have been made in the design of lingual appliances to simplify their use, increase the...

This book is a study of the superimposition methods used in cephalometric radiography to quantify growth and the results of treatment. It takes the reader through the history of pre-radiographic...