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Cephalometric Diagnosis
Description:
The intricacies of skeletal, dental, and facial analysis are described in relation to treatment planning and projected outcomes in orthodontics.
Date Added:
5/5/2008
Author(s):
Thomas Sperling, DDS
Dr. Thomas Sperling received his dental degree from the Universidad Nacional , Bogotá , Colombia in 1960 and specialized in Orthodontics in Buenos Aires , Argentina 19...
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Questions & Comments
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Amr Asker - (12/1/2012 7:21 PM)
special thx dr thomas
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Thomas Kim - (7/31/2012 3:02 PM)
Where is the discussion of TMD and airway problems? These kids developed these malocclusion problems/problems associated with growth and development due to improperly formed palate. Palatal growth is driven by the airway problems associated with adenoids and tonsils. If ortho treatments are done with these old fashioned Stein analysis alone, Dr. Sperling's patients will definitely develop serious TMD problems.
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emily close - (4/13/2012 2:55 AM)
I agree with dr durrani, I would love to see some presentations on the main different types of malocclusion to provide an overview for further learning.
Thanks.
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Gerald Rizzo - (2/11/2012 9:29 PM)
just the review I was looking for
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John Downey - (1/26/2012 10:16 PM)
I love this guy!
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FARHAN DURRANI492 - (1/12/2012 5:57 AM)
thank you for excellent presentation dr thomas ,if you can present individual malocclusion treatment ,will be very helpful in my orthodontic learning
Dr Farhan Durrani
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Rosa Niehues218 - (1/2/2012 7:37 AM)
Very helpful.Thanks.
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abdullah khalil - (1/1/2012 5:28 PM)
A useful summary .
thanks
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Cindy Sundet - (9/18/2011 10:39 PM)
very helpful. I intend to review this many times help me understand in greater depth.
Thank you
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