Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists Bulletin Spring 2014 - (Page 45)

Case Report Post-treatment How would you treat this malocclusion? Case M.L. TreaTmenT Plan A fter taking into consideration the potential risks involved with extraction, the patient's parents chose option #1: comprehensive orthodontic treatment to guide tooth #6 in place. TreaTmenT Sequence The diagnostic records, including CBCT, were reviewed with the patient's mother, and informed consent was obtained to initiate treatment. In the maxillary arch, a pendulum appliance was placed in order to increase the arch length for future guidance of the impacted maxillary right permanent canine and to achieve a Class I molar relationship. After three months, more than adequate arch length was gained. The pendulum appliance was replaced by a Nance holding arch, and .018" preadjusted edgewise fixed appliances were placed. She was then referred for surgical exposure of tooth #6. PROGRESS PHOTOS - Patient M.L. 13 years, 5 months PROFILE RIGHT LATERAL SMILING FRONTAL MAXILLARY OCCLUSAL SPRING FRONTAL 2014 * PCSO BULLETIN LEFT LATERAL MANDIBULAR OCCLUSAL 45

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists Bulletin Spring 2014

A Magical, Spooky, International, Educational Time in Anaheim
New Columns
View From The Top: President’s Perspective
AAO Council on Scientific Affairs (COSA) Report
PCSO BUSINESS
AAO Trustee Report
ABO Update
AAOF REPORT
COMPONENT REPORTS
PCSO AT A GLANCE
How To Save a PCSO Bulletin Article as a .PDF File
The Importance of Healing
Incoming and Outgoing Radiographs
Resident Spotlight: A.T. Still University, Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health Postgraduate Orthodontic Program
Use of the XBOW™ Appliance Vs. the FORSUS™ Appliance for Class II Correction
Advanced Research Avenues at the Roseman University of Health Sciences Orthodontic Program
Dr. Gerald Nelson
CASE REPORT PRE-TREATMENT
The Interdisciplinary Team: Managing Patients with Impacted or Ectopically Positioned Teeth
Miniplate Anchorage for Midface Protraction in Class III Patients and Molar Distalization in Class II Malocclusions
Achieving Financial Independence: A New and Younger Members Featured Lecture
The Role of Orthodontics in Trauma Management
CASE REPORT POST-TREATMENT
Converting a Tube

Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists Bulletin Spring 2014