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Reviews and Abstract |
As promised in the last issue, the web-page addresses of all the traditional journals are now given, without listing each article. Almost all the journals provide not only a list of titles, authors and their place of work, but they will also provide an abstract of the article to non-subscribers. This is a better service than that we can provide through the journal.
European Journal of Orthodontics:
http://www3.oup.co.uk/eortho/e
Angle Orthodontist:
http://www.angleorthodontist.org/
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics
The International Journal of Adult Orthodontics and Orthognathic Surgery
http://www.quintpub.com/index.html
Journal of Clinical Orthodontics
We will continue to list the contents of journals from sister publications from around the world, as and when they become available.
Seminars in Orthodontics
2000, Vol. 6
No 1 Objectives-driven orthodontics: effectiveness of mechanotherapy.
Ed: C. Sadowsky.
No 2 Molar distalization.
Ed: G. J. Cisneros.
No 3 Biology of orthodontic tooth movement: clinical implications.
Ed: B. Shroff.
The Journal of the Indian Orthodontic Society
1999, Vol 32
All articles in English
An appraisal of various cephalometric parameters in the assessment of sagittal relationship between maxilla and mandible. pp. 83–90.
G. K. Kataria, S. Maheshwari. Government Dental College, Rohtak.
Periodontal status of orthodontically treated traumatized maxillary right permanent central incisor. pp. 92–95.
R. Godiawala, J. Panchal, S. Gupta, F. Shah. Orthodontic practice, Ahmedabad.
Skeletal characteristics of hyperdivergent faces. pp. 96–104.
S. Goyal, D. N. Kapoor, V. P. Sharma, P. Tandon. King Georges Medical College, Lucknow.
Correction of a class III case with edgewise appliance and anterior subapical mandibular osteotomy. pp. 105–110.
S. P. Singh, A. Utreja, V. Rattan. Oral Health Science Centre, Chandrigarh.
A comparison of cephalometric norms of North and South Indians using Powell and Holdaway analyses. pp. 122– 126.
M. Valiathan, A. Valiathan, Suresh. College of Dental Surgery, Manipal.
Riding pontics: useful adjuncts with Twin Bracket appliances. pp. 127–129.
S. Suri, A. Utreja, S. P. Singh. Oral Health Science Centre, Chandrigarh.
Bracket welding simplified. pp. 130.
D. Thomas, A. Srinivasan. Yenepoya Dental College, Mangalore.
Evaluation of the dentoskeletal pattern and nasal form. pp. 131–137.
A. Vishnoi, D. N. Kapoor, V. P. Sharma, P. Tandon. King Georges Medical College, Lucknow.
Distraction osteogenesis: it's role in orthodontics. pp. 138– 141.
S. Savanur.
Rapid canine retraction through distraction of the periodontal ligament: a case report. pp. 142–145.
Kontham, T. M. Bhagtani, P. V. Wadkar. Nair Hospital Dental College, Mumbai.
Revista Española Ortodoncia
2000, Vol. 30.
Articles in Spanish with English abstract
The development of the dentition in virtual reality. pp. 105–112.
F. P. G. M. van der Linden, H. Lauterjung, R. Landsee.
Rotations of the mandible. A clinical analysis. Part 2. pp. 113–123.
M. J. H. Aguado, J. C. Asensi.
Hyoid bone position and its relationship with other cephalometric measurements. pp. 125–131.
C. M. Farriña, A. Revilla, N. Grau, M. S. Serrat
Facial beauty concept along history. pp. 133–141.
M. R. Rodríguez, M. E. R. Rodríguez, M. M. Bruguier.
Relationship of occlusion, sex and age with condilar (sic) position. pp. 143–152.
J. M. B. Daza, J. M. L. Linares.
Prevention in the orthodontic patient. pp. 153–159.
M. R. Rodríguez, M. E. R. Rodríguez, M. M. Bruguier, V. V. González.
Patient satisfaction in the dental clinic and quality of service. pp. 161–165.
C.-M. Gallucci, C. G. Guix, L. T. Diaz, T. V. Miqueo.
Orthodontic treatment of a severe skeletal class III, dolichofacial type, without surgery and without extractions. pp. 167–173.
J. M. B. Daza, R. R. Argaiz, A. L. B. Daza.
Ortognatodonzia Italiana
2000. Vol. 9
Articles in Italian with English summary.
Orthodontic application of image addition to visualize differences between sequential standardized radiographs. pp. 21–26. (NB Whole article in English)
S. Papika, H. U. Paulsen, X.-Q. Shi, U. Welander, S. Linder-Aronson.
Effect of local administration of calcitriol on the rate of orthodontic tooth movement and bone tissue in young adult rats. pp. 27–37.
D. Giunta, D. Zaffe.
Elastomeric chains; an in vitro study. pp. 39–46.
A. Meo, S. Angeloni, M. Lucci, C. Chimenti.
Size alterations of masticatory muscles in mandibular asymmetries. pp. 47–58.
G. A. Ramieri, M. Fasolis, M. C. Spada, E. Schellino, S. D. Bianchi, S. Berrone.
Surgically assisted rapid maxillary expansion in an office procedure. pp. 59–70.
S. Dal Pont, C. Lanteri.
Case report. pp. 71–80.
G Bgarino.
The ten requirements for providing quality orthodontic care – an interview. pp. 81–85.
J. C. Bennett, R. P. McLaughlin.
An analysis of orthodontic tooth movement – the dental VTO. pp. 87–103.
J. C. Bennett, R. P. McLaughlin
Modifications of the Fränkel functional regulator. pp. 104– 105.
R. Deli, P. Marchionni, A. Oliverio, S. Meuli, A. Galeotti.
Distal movement of the maxillary molars by means of NiTi coils and wires. pp. 165–168. (article in English)
A. A. Gianelly.
Interdisciplinary therapy of adults with vertical dysgnathia considering anchorage control and craniomandibular disorder. (article in English) pp. 169–175.
A. G. Celar, J. W. Freudenthaler, A. G. Crismani, H. P. Bantleon.
Case report. Interceptive treatment. pp. 177–182.
F. Fiorile.
Case report. Malocclusion in an adult subject. pp. 183–189.
A. Bavaresco.
2-Macroglobulin, as muscular dysfunction index in condylar growth. pp. 191–198.
F. Pantanali, S. Meuli, T. di Cuia, G. De Renzis.
Changes in bone quality and quantity induced by orthodontic loading are modified by bone metabolism. pp. 199– 209.
C. Verna, M. Dalstra, B. Melsen.
Cranial basis: stable or modifiable? pp. 211–219.
M. Maestripieri, S. Passaleva, B. Pantanè, P. Cozzani, R. Giorgetti.
Masticatory muscles tenderness and stress: a longitudinal study. pp. 221–230.
A. Michelotti, A. Tedesco, M. Farella, R. Cimino, R. Martina.
Stability after Le Fort I maxillary advancement in cleft lip and palate patients. pp. 231–240.
G. de Riu, G. Zorzan, B. Brevi, A. Di Blasio, E. Sesenna.
Bracket specification and design for anchorage conservation, tooth fit, and versatility. pp. 241–248.
R. P. McLaughlin, J. C. Bennett, H. J. Trevisi.
Korean Journal of Orthodontics
2000. Vol. 30
The articles are in Korean, with English abstracts.
Submentovertex cephalometrics in Korean adults. pp. 1–7.
D.-S. Nahm, C.-H. Suhr, W.-S. Yang, Y.-I. Chang
Mode of tooth movement according to the timing of orthodontic force application after extraction. pp. 9–17.
S.-H. Han, H.-S. Hwang.
A longitudinal study on the developmental changes of dental arch width and length. pp. 19–31.
Y.-S. Kim, K.-S. Lee.
Changes of symphysis morphology after chincup treatment. pp. 33–41.
S. Kang, D.-C. Park, J.-G. Kim.
Analysis of the primary and permanent teeth dimension in Korean hemifacial microsomia patients. pp. 43–51.
Y.-I. Chang, W.-S. Yang, D.-S. Nahm, T.-W. Kim, S.-H. Baek.
Changes of lateral cephalometric values according to the rotation of the head. pp. 53–66.
K.-S. Kim, M.-S. Hwang, E.-H. Choi, K.-W. Kim, Y.-J. Yoon.
Eruption failure of teeth. pp. 67–82.
Y.-K. Lim, D.-Y. Lee.
The effects of salivary contamination on tensile bond strength of resin modified glass iononer cements in bonding brackets. pp. 83–89.
K.-A. Lee, O.-W. Kwon.
Changes of bite force and occlusal contacts after stabilization splint therapy. pp. 91–99.
H.-S. Park, K.-W. Kim, Y.-J. Yoon.
A longitudinal study of soft-tissue profile changes in Korean adults aged from 24 to 32 years. pp. 101–114.
S.-H. Hwang, J.-H. Sung.
An evaluation of the adequacy of Pont's Index. pp. 115–126.
S.-H. Kim, K.-S. Lee.
Stress analysis of multiloop edgewise archwire with various degrees of tip back bend: a study using the finite element method. pp. 127–142.
Y-I Lee, K-S Cha, J-W Ju, J-W Lee.
Correlations between dental and skeletal maturity. pp. 143–157.
Y.-M. Lee, K.-W. Kim, Y.-J. Yoon.
Cephalometric study of the components of Cl III malocclusion in children 8-10 years of age. pp. 159–174.
H.-D. Kim, D.-J. Yoo, I.-K. Kim, S.-S. Oh, J.-H. Choi, N.-S. Oh, E.-S. Kim.
The compensatory adaptation of anterior teeth according to the skeletal relation. pp. 175–183.
C.-K. Oh, Y.-J. Yoon, K.-W. Kim.
The vertical changes of the lip and perioral soft tissue resulting from incisor retraction. pp. 185–196.
C.-S. Kang, K.-H. Kim, K.-C .Choy.
Properties of stretch-activated K+ channels in an G292 osteoblast-like cell. pp. 197–204.
S.-G. Lee, D.-K. Jung, D.-J. Suh, S.-B. Park.
The effect of a static magnetic field of Nd-Fe-B magnet on alkaline phosphatase activity of MC3T3-E1 cells. pp. 205–214.
S.-H. Kim, O.-W. Kwon, H.-M. Ryoo.
The effect of chlorhexidine varnish application on the shear bond strength of orthodontic brackets. pp. 215–222.
D.-H. Im, T.-W. Kim, Y.-I. Chang, D.-S. Nahm, W.-S. Yang, S.-H. Baek.
The prevalence of temporomandibular disorders in 16-18 aged subjects at Yongin, Kyungkido, Korea. pp. 223–233.
S.-L. Cha, K.-W. Kim, Y.-J. Yoon.
MRI study of temporomandibular joint disorder in orthodontic patients. pp. 235–243.
T.-W. Kim, E.-S. Byun, S.-H. Baek, Y.-I. Chang, D.-S. Nahm, W.-S. Yang.
The establishment of orthodontic web server multimedia database system for continuing education. pp. 245–260.
J.-W. Park, J.-K. Lee, Y.-I. Chang, D.-S. Nahm, M.-K. Kim, W.-S. Yang, T.-W. Kim, S.-H. Baek.
A study on the perimandibular tissues before and after orthodontic treatment with orthognathic surgery in mandibular prognathic patients. pp. 261–272.
B.-H. Yang, K.-S. Cha.
Australian Orthodontic Journal.
2000. Vol. 16
Prevalence of malocclusion and orthodontic treatment need in 10-year-old New Zealand children. pp. 1–8.
M. Johnson, M. Harkness.
Finishing occlusion, degree of stability and the PAR index. pp. 9–15.
M. Woods, D. Lee.
An investigation of mandibular morphology in subjects with different vertical facial growth patterns. pp. 16–22.
U. B. Eroz, I. Ceylan, S. Aydemir.
Electropalatographic and cephalometric assessment of myofunctional therapy in open-bite subjects. pp. 23–33.
A. S. Cayley, A. P. Tindall, W. J. Sampson, A. R. Butcher.
The duration of fixed appliance treatment: a comparison of two groups of patients treated using edgewise brackets with 0•018'' and 0•022'' slots. pp. 34–39.
C. Amditis, L. F. Smith.
Dental changes and space gained as a result of early treatment of pseudo-Class III malocclusion. pp. 40–52.
Y. Gu, A. B. M. Rabie.
Non-extraction treatment of a thirteen-year-old boy with a Class III skeletal discrepancy and severe crowding in both the upper and lower dentitions. pp. 53–60.
J. A. Robinson.
The immunohistochemical response of the rat periodontal ligament endothelium to an inflammatory stimulus. pp. 61– 68.
A. Toms, B. Gannon, C. Carati.
Anterior open bite malocclusion: stability of maxillary repositioning using rigid internal fixation. pp. 69–81.
P. Arpornmaeklong, A. A. C. Heggie.
A comparison of two methods of assessing orthodontic treatment need in the mixed dentition: DAI and IOTN. pp. 82–87.
M. Johnson, M. Harkness, P. Crowther, P. Herbison.
Ultrastructural identification of cells involved in the healing of intramembranous bone grafts in both the presence and absence of demineralised intramembranous bone matrix. pp. 88–97.
S. H. Chay, A. B. M. Rabie.
Effectiveness and duration of two-arch fixed appliance treatment. pp. 98–103.
M. T. Chew, A. Sandham.
Treatment of an ‘ankylosed' upper central incisor in the mixed dentition. pp. 104–107.
R. Cerny.
Treatment of a severe Class III skeletal discrepancy at an appropriate age. pp. 108–114.
K. Marshall.
A comparison of retention rates of brackets with thermally-cured and light-cured custom bases in indirect bonding procedures. pp. 115–117.
P. G. Miles.
Hellenic Orthodontic Review
1999 Vol. 2
The full text of the article is given in Greek and English.
Comparison of debonding forces between different tooth types. pp. 9–16.
S. E. Bishara, M. E. Olsen, S. Sulieman.
Friction: on the edge of fiction. A critique of bracket-archwire friction research protocols and their clinical relevance. pp. 17–29.
T. Eliades, W. A. Brantley.
Clinical applications of magnets in orthodontics. pp. 31–42.
M. A. Papdopoulos.
Orthopedic-orthodontic treatment of facial asymmetry developed after condylar fracture in a growing patient. A European Board of Orthodontics case report. pp. 43–56.
D. Pizzoni.
The use of single step adhesives in bonding orthodontic brackets. pp. 71–77.
L. V. Wald, S. E. Bishara, J. R. Jacobsen.
Glass-ionomer adhesives in orthodontics: clinical implications and future research directions. pp. 79–87.
T. G. Bradley, D. D. Oliveira.
M. A. Papdopoulos.
A laboratory study of the biomechanical characteristics of magnetic force systems used in orthodontics. pp. 89–97.
M. A. Papdopoulos.
Prevalence of dental malocclusion in 14-year-old Greek children using the Dental Aesthetic Index (DAI). pp. 99– 117.
P. G. Hatzopoulos.
Ortodontia
The journal of the Portuguese Orthodontic Society.
The articles are in Portuguese and English.
2000, Vol. 5
Tip Edge bracket: a new option for the Straight Wire technique. pp. 7–27.
M. Rodrigues.
Second molar extractions in orthodontic treatment – clinical considerations. pp. 29–39.
C. A. Mota.
A simplified method for cephalometric diagnosis. pp. 41–66.
A P Amorim.
The lingual pearl. pp. 68–71.
A. K. Ritto.
Morphological characteristics of the face and growth tendencies in an orthodontic population. pp. 72–89.
C. Silva.
Treatment of temporomandibular dysfunction with intraoral vertical ramus osteotomy. pp. 91–97.
M. Marques, M. P. Ribiero.
Revista Latinoamericana de Ortodoncia.
2000, Vol. 2.
Articles are in Spanish with English abstracts.
Quantification of collagenase in the supracrestal zone and the periodontal ligament of the middle third of the root during rotational orthodontic movement. pp. 9–15.
A. A. Larrarte, J. S. Marin, C. A. Guerrero, C. I. de Mayorga.
A comparative study in vertical retraction loops in different orthodontic alloys. pp. 16–18.
A. Arango, R. Paz, A. Teramoto, F. Barcelo.
Articular morphology and temporomandibular occlusal dynamics. pp. 19–27.
R. Wurgaft, C. Pino, A. Liberona, M. A. Montenegro.
Relationship between patients' chief complaint, clinical diagnosis of malocclusion and posttreatment satisfaction level. Part 1 Chief complaint. pp. 28–38.
C. M. F. Tobon, C. P. V. Zabala, R. M. Villa.
Dimensional changes in dental arches with the Frankel 1 function regulator. pp. 39–47.
I. W. Milhem, G. J. Apraez.
Masseter muscle silence periods in patients between 5 and 15 years old with and without Down's Syndrome. pp. 48–52.
L. M. M. Garay, J. J. Barbosa, B. C. de Romero, L. A. Barragan, S. M. Pallares.
Osteogenesis by mandibular distraction: experimental study in pigs with a bi-directional appliance of intraoral activations. pp. 53–61.
J F P Posada, Y Pereira.
Interleukin 1ß levels during tooth movement in dogs – pilot study. pp. 62–68.
J. R. L. Moreno, I. D. J. Vargas.
Evaluation of mandibular bone density and the correlation between digital radiograph and biochemical densitometry in orthodontic patients. pp. 69–74.
M. C. Ricci, K. R. Martinez, L. F. Villarreal.
Longitudinal cephalometric study on children between 6 and 11 year olds in Damasco, Colombia. pp. 75–82.
L. M. B. Restrepo, I. D. J. Vargas.
A comparison of forces performed by copper nickel titanium wires and conventional nickel titanium wires. (In vitro study). pp. 83–89.
L. F. R. Henao, G. Q. Cortes, M. V. Rosales.
Relation between dental movement and osseus density. A pilot study. pp. 90–96.
M. L. Zafra, M. A. Pardo, R. Martinez.
Culture enrichment of aviary osteoclast-like cells under treatment with vitamin D and monocyte conditioned medium. pp. 97–104.
N. E. Abril, O. Sierra, J. Castellanos.
Effect of electric current on condylar growth of guinea pigs (cavia porcellus). pp. 105–114.
O. M. Hernandez, C. L. Rojas, S. R. Moncada.
Mesiodistal tooth size discrepancies the upper and lower arches in a Mexico City population and its relation with Bolton's analysis. pp. 115–118.
R. D. P. Tagle, N. B. Chahin.
Interleukin 6 quantification in gingival crevicular fluid in relation to orthodontic movement. pp. 119–126.
S. Medina, R. Martinez, J. Latorre.
Tomographic and cephalometric evaluation of temporomandibular joint and incisal characteristics of subjects with and without anterior and canine guide. pp. 127–136.
W. S. Meza, M. R. Silva, J. E. B. Ramirez.
Design, construction and verification device for radiography, photography and record. pp. 137–142.
D. Tatis, J. I. Guerra.
World Journal of Orthodontics.
2000, Volume 1, Issue 1
This is a new orthodontic journal, edited by Tom Graber (where does this man find all his energy?)
He justifies the introduction of yet another orthodontic journal by describing his policy. The journal is to be published in paper format 4 times per year, although it will also be on the web. It has many colour illustrations, and keeps Tables and Statistical tests to a minimum (promising that these will be available in full on the on-line version). The authors provide their e-mail addresses to allow direct contact between themselves and the readership, and there is also what sounds as if it is a ‘chat room’ called "Give and Take". A rather mysterious section is called "Ask the Expert" for worldwide use. No detail is given about who the experts are – or who decides who they are, or what they are experts in. It could be very interesting without strict editorial control! There are no clues in the journal as it does not have such a section in this first issue. There is a small reviews and abstracts section that gives a short critique of journal articles, picking from the Europ J Orthod, Brit J Orthod and the Australian Orthod J. This eclectic mixture may have derived from the editor of the section who is Ahmet Keles from Turkey. It is nice to think that orthodontics does exist outside America. They also promise a short article on orthodontics in a particular country – this issue features Vietnam.
The titles and authors are given below for a taster of the type of article that the journal carries. What niche does it fill? Well, it is a half-way house between the Journal of Clinical Orthodontics and any of the other more scientifically oriented journals. Will it survive? With Tom Graber's energy, enthusiasm and experience behind it, especially the latter, it certainly has a good start. However, time will tell – it is difficult to see who will submit articles to such a journal, unless they are solicited, and the author's instructions make no mention of payment to those whose submitted articles are published. The readership will be mainly active clinicians who seek a little more ‘meat’ than the JCO provides, but they are unlikely to submit papers. They may take the opportunity to enter correspondence with the author, and whilst this is a good idea in theory, the practice may prove tedious for the author.
If you wish to access the web page the address is not given! Perhaps you have to subscribe to be given the opportunity to even read the titles and abstract, but this seems to be a major flaw in what purports to be an interactive on-line journal.
The papers are:
Trying to get out of the 20th century: a partial translation of Emil Herbst's 1910 text.
S. D. Hanks.
The Herbst appliance: research-based updated clinical possibilities.
H. Pancherz, S. Ruf.
Full face orthopedics with one multifunctional appliance, no cooperation required: in pursuit of the Class I face.
T. Dischinger.
Ordinary orthodontics: staring with the end in mind.
J. McNamara.
Orthodontic treatment in a group of elderly adults.
B. U. Zachrisson.
Lingually inclined incisors.
B. Melsen.
Significant mandibular deficiency treated by osteodistraction: an alternative to traditional orthognathic surgery.
J. B. Cope, R. P. Harper.
Ultralight forces for simultaneous orthodontics and orthopedics: part 1.
B. Mollenhauer.
The Journal has received Issue 1, Volume 4, 2000 of the Russian Journal of Biomechanics.
It contains 13 articles in English with Russian abstracts. There are 3 articles of dental interest:
Application of biomechanical modelling to optimise construction of dental crowns, bridges and implants.
Stresses in a tooth restored by a veneer.
The role of mechanical factor in orthopedic treatment of congenital cleft palate in children.
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