My father was an orthodontist practicing in the times of Edward Angle who is considered by many to be the Father of Orthodontics. Although Angle was best known for developing non-extraction orthodontics he also believed in the influence of the soft tissues saying “Orthodontic treatments are very unlikely to succeed, if the functional disorders are […]
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The documents have been translated using a machine and will thus contain errors. We are looking for volunteers to help with this. If you have a personal contact with any of the parties involved we would like to hear from you. Best wishes, Orthotropics Orthodontic treatment measures.pdf Oral health by jaw orthopedic treatment with fixed […]
Research suggests that the public prefer forward growing faces with good cheek bones, but surprisingly Orthodontists appear to prefer flatter faces and retruded cheek bones. Peck and Peck (1970) studded the X-rays of good looking film stars and found that “The general public admires a fuller, more protrusive dento-facial pattern than customary standards” (of Orthodontics). […]
Ancestral Health Society – 19th – 21st July 2018 Venue Strand Union Building Montana State University Bozeman, MT, USA More info here Craniofacial Dystrophy – The hidden epidemic under our noses – Why are teeth crooked? by Dr Mike Mew Sometimes a simple question can lead to a journey connecting a wide range of […]
DentaNet Symposium 2019 – 1st and 2nd February 2019, Denmark Dr. Mike Mew Craniofacial Dystrophy – Changing Faces, Curing Malocclusion and Obstructive Sleep Apnea More info here: Saturday Morning Changing faces, and with this curing malocclusion and associated symptoms like OSA (obstructive sleep apnea), will give a better start in life for children and a […]
see YouTube video here I have already mentioned some of the consequences of orthodontic treatment such as facial damage and root resorption but there are other longer-term risks such as re-crowding and some such as gum damage which have only recently been recognised. Because patients prefer to avoid extractions Orthodontists currently go to great effort […]
