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NAME                              TITLE

J. Thomas Howard, D.D.S.          Multi-Technique Approach for Treating
                                    Malocclusions
Jack L. Hockel, D.D.S.            Goal Setting and Treatment Planning
                                    for Crozat Orthopedic Gnathology
Jack Clark, D.D.S.                Correction of the Dental Arches and
                                    Malocclusion
Terry E. McRoberts, D.D.S.        Differential Diagnosis Treatment
                                    Planning and Techniques for The
                                    Class I Malocclusion Utilizing
                                    Crozat Appliances
Doyle Beavers, D.D.S.             Evaluation and Suggestions in
                                    Treatment of Crossbites
Paul G. Rydell, D.D.S.            Myofunctional Therapy--An adjunct to
                                    Crozat Treatment of Class II,
                                  Division 1 Malocclusion
James M. Jecmen, D.D.S.           Cranial Osteopathic Interpretation of
                                    Three Classifications of Class II
                                  Malocclusion, and Suggested
                                    Approaches for Dental and Skeletal
                                    Corrections
Glen S. Shugars, D.D.S.           The Development of a Philosophy:
                                    Technique for Full Mouth
                                    Rehabilitation
John G. Baranko, D.D.S.           Relevance of The Second Premolar in
                                    Organic Occlusion
Darryl H. Mailander, D.M.D.       Function and Its Relation To Bone
                                    Remodeling ... A Literature Review
Berne M. Howard, D.M.D.           Modified Orthodontic Techniques To
                                    Achieve Gnathologic Function
Robert P. Kemott, D.D.S.          A Three Dimensional Differential
                                    Diagnosis System
Dean Richardson, D.D.S.           Bringing the Cuspids Into Proper
                                    Position In Organic Occlusion
William E Runyon, D.D.S., M.S.D.  The Biobloc Philosophy
James W. McDowell, D.D.S.         The Oral-Facial Musculature and Its
                                    Importance in Gnathologic
                                    Orthopedics
John S. Miller, D.M.D.            Anterior Repositioning of the Maxilla
                                    (Non-Surgical)
Roy T. Bonk, D.D.S.               Maxillary Expansion and Its Effect on
                                    Nasal Respiration
Tom Caldwell, D.D.S.              Three-Dimensional Computerized
                                    Measurement in Gnathological
                                    Diagnosis
Lawrence M Willis                 Technique and Philosophy for the
                                    Treatment of Class II Skeletal and
                                    Dental Malocclusions
Tom Ponto                         Attractive Teeth by the Golden
                                    Proportions
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Publication:American Academy of Gnathologic Orthopedics Journal
Date:Dec 1, 2006
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