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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Orthotown April 2015

Orthotown.com Highlights
Embrace Progress: From Clinical Skills to Marketing, Orthodontists Need a Wide Skill Base
Severely Short Roots
Open-Bite Corrections with TADs
Is Indirect Bonding Right for Your Practice?
Anterior Open-Bite Treatment with Clear Aligners
American Association of Orthodontics
Native Intelligence: Management Software without the Catch
Corporate Profile: The Direct Mail Pros of OrthodonticMarketing.net
Braces v. Aligners
A Great Big Reason to Smile in Arizona
Practice Management
Bonding to Ceramic Crowns

Orthotown April 2015