10 Questions
Who is considered the 'Father of Modern Orthodontics'?
Edward Angle
Which dentist was the first to use extraoral force to correct protruding teeth?
Norman Kingsley
What was the original interest of Edward Angle before his involvement in orthodontics?
Prosthodontics
What is the purpose of using extraoral force in the United States?
To control and modify growth and form
What led to modern day three-dimensional orthodontic analysis?
Computed tomography
When did clear aligners treatment begin?
1990s
What can happen if the progressive reduction in jaw size is not matched to a decrease in tooth size and number?
Crowding and malalignment
What problems can malocclusion cause for the patient?
Discrimination due to facial appearance
What do skeletal remains indicate about crowded and irregular teeth?
This was common until relatively recently
What are the aims of Orthodontic Treatment as mentioned in the text?
Functional efficiency, structural balance, and esthetic harmony
Test your knowledge on the history of orthodontics, including its definition, branches, prevalence of malocclusion, and early attempts at correction. Explore the cultural and historical context of orthodontic treatments.
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