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245	0	0	_aOrthodontic management of the developing dentition : _ban evidence-based guide _cMartyn T. Cobourne, editor.
264		1	_aCham, Switzerland _bSpringer International Publishing _c2017
300			_a1 recurso en línea (206 páginas)
336			_aTexto _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aelectrónico _bc _2rdamedia
338			_arecurso electrónico _bcr _2rdacarrier
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500			_aTooth Agenesis in Orofacial Clefting and Syndromes.
504			_aReferences4: Supernumerary Teeth; Introduction; Prevalence; Aetiology; Classification; Location; Morphology; Clinical Features; Management; References; 5: Tooth Agenesis; Definition and Diagnosis; Terminology; Prevalence of Tooth Agenesis; Primary Dentition; Permanent Dentition; Most Frequently Missing Permanent Teeth; Aetiology of Tooth Agenesis; Environmental Causes of Tooth Agenesis; Genetic Causes of Tooth Agenesis; Anomalies Associated with Tooth Agenesis; Dental Anomalies; General Signs and Symptoms; Tooth Agenesis and Cancer.
505	0		_aPreface; Contents; 1: Development of the Dentition; Development of the Dentition; Embryonic Dental Development; Molecular Basis of Dental Development in Brief; Histological Basis of Dental Development in Brief; Postnatal Development of the Dentition (Box 1.1); The First 6 Months; From 6 Months to 5 Years of Age; Space and Occlusal Development in the Primary Dentition; Development of the Permanent Dentition (Box 1.2); The Early Mixed Dentition (6-8 Years) (Fig. 1.5); Occlusal Features of the Early Mixed Dentition (Fig. 1.6); The Late Mixed Dentition (10-13 Years) (Fig. 1.9).
505	8		_aAnomalies in Tooth PositionReferences; 3: First Permanent Molars; Normal Development of the First Permanent Molar; Development of the First Permanent Molars; Morphology of the FPM; Ideal Occlusion; Complications Associated with FPMs; Hypomineralization; Impaired Eruption of FPMs; Caries; Extracting FPMs; Orthodontic Considerations When Extracting FPMs; Extra-Oral Assessment of the Underlying Pattern of Facial Growth; Intra-Oral Assessment of the Presence/Absence and Status of the Erupted Teeth.
505	8		_aIntra-Oral Assessment of Existing and Potential Crowding in the Upper and Lower Arches An Intra-Oral Assessment of the Occlusion; Radiographic Assessment of the Presence/Absence of Unerupted Permanent Teeth; Extraction Decisions in Patients with a Low Need for Orthodontic Treatment; Timing of Extractions; Compensating Extractions; Balancing Extractions; FPM Extraction Decisions in Patients with a Need for Orthodontic Treatment; Class I Crowding; Class II Malocclusion; Class II Division 1 Incisor Relationship; Class II Division 2 Incisor Relationship; Class III Malocclusion.
505	8		_aSpace and Occlusal Development in the Late Mixed Dentition (Box 1.3) Permanent Dentition (13 Years Onwards) (Fig. 1.11); Eruption Is Divided in Five Different Stages; References; 2: Space Loss and Crowding; Introduction; Aetiology of Crowding; Predictors of Crowding in the Developing Dentition; Local Factors Affecting Crowding and Space Loss; Early Loss of Deciduous Teeth; Retained Deciduous Teeth; Developmental Absence of Teeth; Unscheduled Loss of Permanent Teeth; Extra Teeth: Supernumerary and Supplemental Teeth; Anomalies in Tooth Form (Microdont/Megadont).
520	3		_aThis multiauthor clinical guide provides an evidence-based overview of orthodontic management during development of the dentition. It begins with an illustrated account of normal dental development and then covers the management of problems that are commonly seen during this process. These include acquired problems, such as caries, space loss and dental trauma, developmental anomalies, including variation in tooth number and eruption defects. In addition, detailed consideration is given to the interceptive management of class II and class III malocclusion and transverse discrepancies. There is an emphasis on evidence-based management of these developmental problems and each chapter is richly illustrated with clinical examples.
650		7	_aOrtodoncia _2embne _9139309
700	1		_aCobourne, Martyn T.
856	4	0	_uhttps://go.openathens.net/redirector/universidadeuropea.es?url=http://link.springer.com/10.1007/978-3-319-54637-7 _zAcceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)
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