The American Association of Orthodontists Audio-Visual Library

The American Association of Orthodontists Audio-Visual Library

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ne of the most cxtensivc prot’rssional continuing education programs in existence is housed in thr central office of the American Association of Orthodontists. It has grown to a total of ninety-one individual audio-visual sequences, as listed below. Ten to fifteen new programs arc added each year after the Association’s annual session. The great majority are slide-tape programs, with a few 16 mm. films. Eight of the slide-tape programs are available in Spanish. The complete list is published herewith for the convenience of A. A. 0. members and other interested dentists. Because of the heavy demand, it is essential that orders for individual programs be placed at least 4 to 6 weeks prior to the actual date of use. A specified date, as well as the sequence number, must be indicated for booking purposes. Requests for audio-visual materials should be addressed to the American Association of Orthodontists, 7477 Delmar Blvd., St,. Ilouis, Missouri 63130. AUDIO-VISUAL All To use

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142-66

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Congenital

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Malocclusion

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176-67 Ind.

minutes)

growth

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151-66

facilitate

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philosophy. the

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second

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cussed.

Treatment Extraction

of a Class I Malocclusion Requiring of Four Premolars 172-67

Richard

B. Manning,

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TECHNIQUE

Intervention According

and Treatment of Malocclusion to Dr. Charles H. Tweed’s Principles

C. Homer

Garson,

(Running

time:

Because

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bone mixed all

Los Angeles, 32

the

possible

Mixed Dentition, Concepts 161-67

Calif.

minutes) many

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dentition

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of

tooth

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Treatment in Class and Deep Overbite

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II,

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patient, the

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theory, (2)

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and

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186-68 Okla.,

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J. Cross,

Ardmore,

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102-63

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115-64

anchorage,

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mechanism

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113-63

Topic

force

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mechanical

N. Weber,

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139-66 Canada

minutes)

if applied

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common

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Principles

This sequence discusses the all-important question of the direction of forces and the correlation with treatment results. Much has been written of force amounts, but too little attention has been paid to force direction in headgear use and in elastics. The authors show that certain types of headgear produce unfavorable occlusal plane changes which can be prevented by proper design and use of both extraoral and intraoral appliances. Torque and Its Application in Orthodontics Erman D. Rauch, Joplin, MO. (Running time: 45 minutes)

166-67

One of the most important treatment objectives is root movement, particularly of the anterior teeth and teeth adjacent to extraction spaces. Yet, paradoxically, the accomplishment of this objective is difficult and time consuming. This sequence describes the principles behind torque and illustrates the mechanism for efficient achievement. Orthodontic Prescription: Rx Force Sam Weinstein, Lincoln, Neb. (Running time: 45 minutes) An explanation and analysis on tipping and bodily movements any tooth movement is discussed. sizing the ability of the orthodontist terns in the P.D.L. and bone, free TREATMENT

OF

CLASS

II

169-67

of

forces, moments, and couples and their implications is presented. The importance of centers of rotation in A series of malocclusion problems is presented, emphato control location of centers of rotation, stress patbodily analysis, reactionary forces, etc.

CASES

Ramification of the Class Allan G. Brodie, Chicago, (Running time: 50 minutes]

II Problem III.

157-66

This presentation traces the evolution of orthodontic thinking on the Class II malocclusion (Angle] and the etiologic factors that seem to be responsible for it. It begins with the early efforts at classification of malocclusion and relates the series of investigations that have been directed at testing many of the factors that have been advanced as causes. Some of these are relative size of jaws, tooth-jaw relations, variations among head parts, musculature, and neuromuscular adaptations. The Management of Class II, Joseph R. Jarabak, Hammond, (Running time: 80 minutes)

Division Ind.

2 Type

This slide-narration sequence opens with tors. Then follows the case analysis, statement derly outline of efficient appliance arrangement necessary retention needs are described, with bration.

Malocclusion

125-65

a brief discussion of genetic and local facof objective, and treatment plan. An oris demonstrated in a case report. The a short discussion of posttreatment equili-

Correction of Maxillary Protrusion by Ostectomy Phelps J. Murphey and Robert V. Walker, Dallas, (Running time: 45 minutes)

with Texas

Orthodontic

Therapy

138-66

The correction of severe Class II, Division 1 malocclusion is difficult to achieve by orthodontic or surgical methods alone. Treatment of such a malocclusion and the concomitant facial disharmony previously has been considered unpredictable when approached from a strictly surgical or orthodontic standpoint. The basic principles relative to mandibular ostectomy for the correction of maxillary protrusion accompanied by man-

dibular

retrognathia

malocclusion corrective and

working Case

Analysis

J. A.

Salzmann,

types

of

of

A

II,

(Running

the

various

1 plans

are

and

Technique

45

types

a

early to

geometric

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arch

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is made.

Division

1 Malocclusion

is most

analysis

of

frequently

the

127-65

is

caused

principal

presented,

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in eight relationships

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similarities

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Treatment

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clinically

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first

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reduce

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II

concerns employs

153-66

Malocclusion

use

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Class

contention

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orthodontic of

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conducive

Class

malocclusion

treatment

reduction

an

An dental

in

splint

II malocclusions

and

malocclusions

predetermination

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technique

photographs,

N. Y.

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Division

time:

is presented

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