Evidence in Orthodontics

Dr. Dr. Baxmann explains in his typical clear and no-bullshit way must-read articles in orthodontics. He highlights clinical implications for your integration into daily practice and explains the strength and weaknesses of the presented research. Let´s bring Science back to Orthodontics!

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  Evidence in Orthodontics

  47- Do Laceback Ligatures Really Work

  Aug 19, 20263 min

  Key Findings on Laceback Ligatures: - Lacebacks are not effective in controlling incisor position. - Resulted in more anchorage loss; 0.8 mm mesial movement of lower first molars. -No significant difference in incisor proclination between groups with and without lacebacks. In summary, using laceback ligatures in extraction cases may lead to unwanted side effects, especially anchorage loss. --- Take Your Practice to the Next Level! Feeling overwhelmed trying to figure out how to optimize your practice, choose the right tools, and actually implement them day-to-day? You’re not alone – and you don’t have to do it all on your own! If you want to deepen your understanding and expand your skillset step by step, the Lean Orthodontics book series offers structured insights and practical strategies you can apply immediately in your daily workflow: https://www.myorthobooks.com/en/ And if you would like personal 1:1 guidance while implementing these ideas in your own practice: Here’s the deal: You’ve got the drive, and I’ve got the expertise to guide you. Let’s work together to unlock your practice’s full potential. Book your free consultation call now: https://dr-martin-baxmann.de/en/ Let’s make it happen! – Dr. Dr. Martin Baxmann

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  Evidence in Orthodontics

  46- New Clinical Guidelines for Molar Extraction in Children

  Aug 16, 20263 min

  This episode discusses the important decision of when to extract a first permanent molar in children. Key points include: - The British Orthodontic Society guidelines provide a structured approach. - Consider factors like enamel hypomineralization, caries, and post-eruptive breakdown. - Evaluate the entire oral condition radiographically and clinically. - Understand timing for extraction - Coordination with orthodontic care is crucial in cases of malocclusion. - Clinical judgment and family support are essential for decision-making. The goal is a functional, symmetrical, and stable dentition with minimal future burden. --- Take Your Practice to the Next Level! Feeling overwhelmed trying to figure out how to optimize your practice, choose the right tools, and actually implement them day-to-day? You’re not alone – and you don’t have to do it all on your own! If you want to deepen your understanding and expand your skillset step by step, the Lean Orthodontics book series offers structured insights and practical strategies you can apply immediately in your daily workflow: https://www.myorthobooks.com/en/ And if you would like personal 1:1 guidance while implementing these ideas in your own practice: Here’s the deal: You’ve got the drive, and I’ve got the expertise to guide you. Let’s work together to unlock your practice’s full potential. Book your free consultation call now: https://dr-martin-baxmann.de/en/ Let’s make it happen! – Dr. Dr. Martin Baxmann

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  Evidence in Orthodontics

  45- Do Self-Ligating Brackets Really Change Treatment

  Aug 12, 20263 min

  Claims: Self-ligating brackets are advertised as reducing friction, shortening chair time, and increasing comfort. - Research Findings: A 2010 review by Fleming and Johal examined 17 clinical trials. Results showed: No significant difference in alignment efficiency and pain perception compared to conventional brackets. Bone failures, plaque levels, arch width, and root resorption were clinically equivalent. Slightly lower early bacterial counts were transient and trivial. - Conclusion: No robust evidence supports the superiority of self-ligating brackets over conventional ones. - Recommendation: Choose appliance systems based on handling, reliability, and familiarity, rather than unsupported claims. The patient's biology, cooperation, and clinician's skill are more decisive than the bracket design. --- Take Your Practice to the Next Level! Feeling overwhelmed trying to figure out how to optimize your practice, choose the right tools, and actually implement them day-to-day? You’re not alone – and you don’t have to do it all on your own! If you want to deepen your understanding and expand your skillset step by step, the Lean Orthodontics book series offers structured insights and practical strategies you can apply immediately in your daily workflow: https://www.myorthobooks.com/en/ And if you would like personal 1:1 guidance while implementing these ideas in your own practice: Here’s the deal: You’ve got the drive, and I’ve got the expertise to guide you. Let’s work together to unlock your practice’s full potential. Book your free consultation call now: https://dr-martin-baxmann.de/en/ Let’s make it happen! – Dr. Dr. Martin Baxmann

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  Evidence in Orthodontics

  44- How Adenoids & Tonsils Grow in Children and Teens

  Aug 9, 20263 min

  Explore how adenoid and tonsil growth affects facial and airway development: - Study on 90 Japanese children ages 6-20 using cephalometric radiographs. - Findings show a gradual reduction of adenoid and tonsil sizes, not the expected sharp changes. - Growth patterns challenge traditional beliefs of post-puberty tissue disappearance. - Implications for diagnosing snoring, mild sleep apnea, and airway monitoring in orthodontics. The study highlights that adenoid and tonsil hypertrophy can persist into adulthood, emphasizing the importance of considering lymphoid tissues beyond childhood. --- Take Your Practice to the Next Level! Feeling overwhelmed trying to figure out how to optimize your practice, choose the right tools, and actually implement them day-to-day? You’re not alone – and you don’t have to do it all on your own! If you want to deepen your understanding and expand your skillset step by step, the Lean Orthodontics book series offers structured insights and practical strategies you can apply immediately in your daily workflow: https://www.myorthobooks.com/en/ And if you would like personal 1:1 guidance while implementing these ideas in your own practice: Here’s the deal: You’ve got the drive, and I’ve got the expertise to guide you. Let’s work together to unlock your practice’s full potential. Book your free consultation call now: https://dr-martin-baxmann.de/en/ Let’s make it happen! – Dr. Dr. Martin Baxmann

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  Evidence in Orthodontics

  43- Orthodontic Retention Explained Piecing Together Stability

  Jul 15, 20263 min

  Explore the complexities of orthodontic retention and learn why teeth often move back after treatment. - Retention is a significant challenge in orthodontics. - Key factors include biological, mechanical, and behavioral aspects. - Key insights: Relapse is influenced by biology, growth, and time. Soft tissue balance and the original lower arch form are crucial. Growth and aging continue to affect teeth positioning. - Retention strategies include: Circumferential supracrestal fibrotomy and interproximal reduction. Pharmacological methods are still experimental. - Long-term solutions require tailored plans and patient involvement. Retention involves dynamic balance: tissue biology, growth, and patient behavior guide stability. --- Take Your Practice to the Next Level! Feeling overwhelmed trying to figure out how to optimize your practice, choose the right tools, and actually implement them day-to-day? You’re not alone – and you don’t have to do it all on your own! If you want to deepen your understanding and expand your skillset step by step, the Lean Orthodontics book series offers structured insights and practical strategies you can apply immediately in your daily workflow: https://www.myorthobooks.com/en/ And if you would like personal 1:1 guidance while implementing these ideas in your own practice: Here’s the deal: You’ve got the drive, and I’ve got the expertise to guide you. Let’s work together to unlock your practice’s full potential. 🎯 Book your free consultation call now: https://dr-martin-baxmann.de/en/ Let’s make it happen! – Dr. Dr. Martin Baxmann

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