Fig. 23 Fig. 25 Fig. 24 The two cases presented demonstrated the efficacy of using TADs to bodily protract mandibular molars without loss of anterior anchorage and maintaining a flat occlusal plane. Fig. 26 References 1. 3M Unitek™ Temporary Anchorage Device. www.3M.com 2. Cope, Jason B., DDS, PhD; Fig. 9-2 Ortho TADs – The Clini-cal Guide and Atlas. Dallas, TX: Underdog Media, LP 2007. 3. www.researchgate.net/publication/230740048_ Archwire_vibration_and_stickslip_behavior_at_the_bracket-archwire_interface-Stick slip behavior 4. Nanda, Ravindra, BDS, MSD, PhD. Biomechanics and Esthetic Strategies in Clinical Orthodontics. Elsevier Saun-ders. St. Louis, Missouri 2005. 5. Nicassio, Ralph, DDS. Differential Diagnosis of all Class II and Class III Cases for the Experienced Practitioner. An AOS Sponsored Education Series. 6. www.orthodonticproductsonline.com/2005/09/redirecting-eruption-2005-09-05-Redirection of eruption 7. Wyatt, William, DDS, FACD, FICD and White, Larry, DDS, MSD. Orthodontics In Today’s Dental Practice. A Four Session AOS Sponsored Education Series. Fig. 27 www.orthodontics.com Fall 2018 35
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