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Diagnosis of the orthodontic patient includes over 150 illustrations five genuine clinical cases a chapter on evidence based practice and a glossary of terms enter your mobile number or email address below and well send you a link to download the free kindle app then you can start reading kindle books on your smartphone tablet or . This concise book provides a sound basis in orthodontic diagnosis for both dental students and general dental practitioners following an introductory chapter on the development of normal occlusion the authors offer a clear overview of the diagnostic process they look at how both local and general factors affect the final treatment plan and the advantages of different management strategies. Introduction cephalometrics has been the foundation of orthodontic diagnosis for many years however for many orthodontic patients a lateral cephalogram might not be necessary. A synopsis of the most important components needed for the orthodontic diagnosis has been given a detailed analysis of the clinical examination radiographs patient records and additional imaging has been described a good treatment outcome is heavily dependent on good data collection and analysis of the database