Kieferorthopädie Yearbook 2021-2022: A Comprehensive Review of Adult Orthodontics, Digital Orthodontics, and More

Edited by Björn Ludwig and Jens Johannes Bock, this yearbook brings together a curated selection of articles from the KIEFERORTHOPDIE journal, covering the latest developments in adult orthodontics, digital orthodontics, biomechanics, clinical orthodontics, and differential diagnoses. The compilation of cases and radiological diagnoses showcases the diversity of challenges faced by orthodontists and provides valuable insights into the best practices in the field.

A Year in Review: Staying Current in Orthodontics

In the ever-evolving field of orthodontics, staying up-to-date with the latest research and advancements is crucial for professionals. This yearbook serves as a valuable resource, offering a snapshot of the most pressing topics and trends in orthodontics. By presenting a comprehensive overview of the current state of the field, the editors aim to support orthodontists in their pursuit of excellence and provide a solid foundation for further research and development.

What’s Inside

• Adult orthodontics: Explore the latest techniques and approaches for treating orthodontic issues in adults.
• Digital orthodontics: Stay ahead of the curve with the latest developments in digital orthodontics and its applications.
• Biomechanics: Delve into the fundamental principles and recent advances in biomechanics and their impact on orthodontic treatment.
• Clinical orthodontics: Enhance your skills with in-depth case studies and radiological diagnoses that highlight best practices in clinical orthodontics.
• Differential diagnoses: Improve your diagnostic accuracy with a comprehensive review of differential diagnoses and their significance in orthodontics.

Published by Quintessenz Verlag, this first edition is set to become a valuable reference for orthodontists, researchers, and students alike. With its timely publication on April 24, 2023, this yearbook is an essential resource for anyone looking to stay current in the field of orthodontics.

Language: German