Dalati’s orthodontic notes - 5 series de libros (78 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Strengthen the research, ethical, forensic and public-health dimensions of orthodontic practice with Volume 3 of Dalati's Orthodontic Notes: From Fundamentals to Advanced Clinical Practice.Designed for postgraduate students, orthodontic residents, specialist trainees, researchers, educators and practising clinicians, this volume moves beyond treatment mechanics to examine how reliable evidence, professional responsibility and population needs influence clinical decisions.Volume 3 covers Chapters 19-22 of the five-volume series. Its examination of orthodontic research methodology introduces clinical-trial design, statistics, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, critical appraisal, evidence translation, biomarkers and predictive tools. Readers are encouraged to distinguish statistical findings from clinically meaningful evidence and apply research responsibly to individual patient care.The forensic orthodontics chapter explores dental identification, age estimation, bite-mark analysis, ethical limitations and the presentation of professional findings. Legal, ethical and medico-legal orthodontics then addresses informed consent, documentation, malpractice prevention, regulatory compliance, professional conduct and challenging ethical decisions across different jurisdictions.The final section broadens the discussion to global orthodontics and public health. It examines the worldwide epidemiology of malocclusion, unequal access to care, health policy, prevention, service delivery and the responsibilities of orthodontic professionals within diverse communities.Each chapter provides organised summaries, practical observations, take-home messages, advanced multiple-choice questions with explanatory answers and OSCE-style exercises that develop critical appraisal and professional judgement.Volume 3 is an essential companion for readers who want to practise orthodontics with scientific discipline, legal awareness, ethical clarity and a stronger understanding of oral-health needs beyond the individual clinic. Research methods, evidence-based practice, forensic orthodontics, medico-legal responsibility, professional ethics and global oral public health. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Look beyond current practice and examine the ideas that may define the future of orthodontics in Volume 5 of Dalati's Orthodontic Notes: From Fundamentals to Advanced Clinical Practice.The concluding volume is written for orthodontic specialists, postgraduate students, researchers, educators, innovators and clinicians seeking to understand the scientific trajectory of their profession. It distinguishes established knowledge from active investigation and proposed future directions, encouraging readers to evaluate innovation with both imagination and professional discipline.Volume 5 covers Chapters 31 and 32 of the five-volume series. Chapter 31 examines ten transformative areas at the frontier of orthodontics, considering their scientific foundations, current development and possible future clinical impact. Each innovation is assessed through focused explanations and knowledge-testing questions before being integrated into advanced examination and planning scenarios.Chapter 32 expands the discussion into a broader exploration of potential innovations in orthodontics. It considers how biological science, regenerative therapies, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, automation, smart appliances, digital monitoring, precision treatment and other emerging systems may reshape diagnosis, biomechanics, treatment delivery, stability and patient experience.Rather than presenting every prediction as an established clinical reality, the volume encourages critical evaluation of evidence, feasibility, ethics, regulation, accessibility and patient safety. This distinction is essential for clinicians who must understand new technology without adopting unsupported claims.Advanced MCQs with explanatory answers, an OSCE-style innovation assessment and an extensive glossary of contemporary orthodontic terminology reinforce learning and support examination preparation.Volume 5 concludes the series with a strategic view of where orthodontics may be heading and how responsible professionals can participate in its development. It is a guide to questioning, evaluating and translating innovation while preserving evidence-based, ethical and patient-centred care. A critical exploration of transformative orthodontic innovations, AI, robotics, biotechnology, smart appliances and the future of patient care. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Master the scientific foundations and core clinical systems of modern orthodontics with Volume 1 of Dalati's Orthodontic Notes: From Fundamentals to Advanced Clinical Practice.Written for orthodontic postgraduate students, residents, general dentists, specialist trainees, exam candidates and practising clinicians, this structured quick-reference guide connects essential theory with contemporary clinical application. It simplifies complex principles without losing the depth required for sound diagnosis, treatment planning and evidence-informed care.Volume 1 covers the first nine chapters of the five-volume series. Readers progress from the fundamentals of orthodontics, biomechanics and tooth movement to craniofacial growth and development, genetics, epigenetics and personalised orthodontics. Detailed coverage of diagnostic records, cephalometrics and treatment planning provides a practical framework for clinical decision-making.The volume then examines fixed, removable, functional and hybrid appliances; advanced clear-aligner therapy and digital workflows; temporary anchorage devices; advanced biomechanics and anchorage control; and the biomaterials that influence appliance performance and treatment outcomes.Designed for efficient study and dependable chairside revision, every chapter combines: - Concise summaries of essential orthodontic concepts - Clinically grounded tips and practical techniques - Take-home messages for rapid recall - Multiple-choice questions with explanatory answers - OSCE-style scenarios for applied examination preparation - Key terminology for confident professional communicationWhether preparing for postgraduate or Royal College-style assessments, consolidating specialist training or refreshing knowledge before managing a clinical case, readers can use this volume to strengthen reasoning as well as recall.Dalati's Orthodontic Notes brings classical principles together with current developments in aligners, skeletal anchorage, digital planning, personalised care and advanced materials. Volume 1 establishes the foundation for the later volumes while remaining a focused professional reference in its own right.Build a stronger command of orthodontic science, translate knowledge into clinical judgement and approach examinations and patient care with greater confidence. Orthodontic foundations, diagnosis, appliances, aligners, TADs, biomechanics and biomaterials, with MCQs and OSCE scenarios for study and clinical review. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Advance from orthodontic principles to complex, interdisciplinary patient care with Volume 2 of Dalati's Orthodontic Notes: From Fundamentals to Advanced Clinical Practice.Created for orthodontic residents, postgraduate students, specialist trainees, general dentists and practising clinicians, this volume explores the clinical disciplines that increasingly shape modern orthodontic diagnosis and treatment. It connects orthodontics with periodontics, prosthodontics, orthognathic surgery, sleep medicine, aesthetic dentistry, digital technology and behavioural care.Volume 2 covers Chapters 10-18 of the five-volume series. It begins with interdisciplinary treatment planning and collaboration across dental and medical specialties. Adult orthodontics, complex skeletal correction, presurgical preparation, digital simulation, postsurgical care and retention are considered within a coordinated clinical framework.Further chapters address orthodontic care for special populations, including patients with clefts, craniofacial syndromes, medical complications and age-specific requirements. Readers also explore temporomandibular joint assessment, orofacial myology, neuromuscular considerations, orthodontic pain, patient behaviour and compliance.The volume examines digital orthodontic workflows, intraoral scanning, virtual treatment planning, appliance manufacturing and remote monitoring. Dedicated coverage of artificial intelligence, robotics and predictive analytics considers their roles in diagnosis, planning, outcome prediction and professional responsibility. Airway-centred care, obstructive sleep apnoea and myofunctional therapy are followed by an applied review of complications, root resorption, periodontal risk, white-spot lesions, relapse and retention.Every chapter supports active learning through concise summaries, clinical tips, take-home messages, advanced MCQs with explained answers and OSCE-style scenarios.Volume 2 is a practical resource for clinicians and learners seeking to manage increasingly complex cases through multidisciplinary reasoning, digital fluency and patient-centred decision-making. Advanced interdisciplinary orthodontics covering adult and skeletal cases, special populations, TMJ, digital workflows, AI, airway care and clinical risk. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…