Ovais H Malik
Consultant in Orthodontics, University of Manchester Dental Hospital, Higher Cambridge Street, Manchester, M15 6FH, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Stott Lane, Manchester and Northenden House Orthodontics, Sale Road, Manchester, M23 0DF
Molar–incisor hypomineralization: paediatric and orthodontic considerations
Laura EwbankThe aetiology of MIH remains relatively unclear with multiple studies unable to achieve a consensus on the cause other than that it is likely to be multifactorial.9 Some suggest that childhood...
The orthodontic/endodontic interface part 4
Hamza AnwarMore patients are undergoing orthodontic treatment and mild external root resorption is a common finding.1, 2 This is usually not clinically significant with a root length reduction commonly of 1−2...
The Orthodontic/Periodontal Interface Part 3
Sarah GriffithsThe sequence of disease management includes three fundamental stages:.
Orthodontic/restorative interface part 2
Sara HosniA large number of factors will influence the treatment planning process and final treatment decision. These include patient factors, dental factors, orthodontic factors and soft tissue factors; these...
The orthodontic/paediatric interface part 1
Samantha CarrPrior to enforced extraction of a primary tooth, the following recommendations should be considered:.
A predictable alternative to a smile in six months?
Elizabeth KalantzisIncognito™ is a lingual appliance system developed by Wiechmann using CAD/CAM technology.2 It has all the advantages of traditional lingual appliance systems, such as optimal aesthetics,...
An overview of the surgical correction of dentofacial deformity
Ovais H MalikMost osteotomies in healthy, non-syndromic individuals are planned following cessation of active facial growth,1,2,3 which is generally accepted to be at approximately 19 years of age in boys and 17...
Invisible orthodontics part 3: aesthetic orthodontic brackets
David T WaringThe majority of aesthetic brackets are ceramic, composed from an aluminium oxide material. Originally, plastic brackets constructed from acrylic and later polycarbonate were introduced to improve the...
Invisible orthodontics part 2: lingual appliance treatment
Ailbhe McMullinSince the initial suggestion that brackets could be placed behind the teeth in the 70s, several American orthodontists formed the Lingual Task Force to promote the use of lingual appliances. This has...
Invisible orthodontics part 1: invisalign
Ovais H MalikAlign Technology first introduced Invisalign in 1999. To date over 58,000 dentists and orthodontists worldwide are Invisalign certified, with an estimated one million patients treated so far.5 It...