A systematic review by Ferreira FG. (2017), concludes that, although case selection must be done with utmost care, the POT appliance enables the treatment of several problems associated with the development of Class II malocclusion, thus permitting to deal with them at different aspects. Significant Class II malocclusion correction can be achieved by using the [...]

The movement called Myofunctional Orthodontics attracts dentists' attention to the origin of malocclusions, such as artificial breastfeeding, pacifiers, mouth breathing and its consequences on children's development. The chances of relapse become greater when the factors causing malocclusions are not treated orthodontically [1,2].

A summary of research on Jaw development by Akira Kanao, Masanori Mashiko and Kosho Kanao.

Dr Chris Farrell asks dental professionals to reflect on the principles of orthodontics established by Angle more than 100 years ago.

Dr Chris Farrell talks about the impact of modifying facial muscle habits on jaw development.

This article presents the view that malocclusion is not a genetic inevitability.

Dr Barry Raphael shares cumulative understandings derived from three decades of orthodontic practice.

Rohan Wijey questions the “accepted wisdom” that “you can’t grow the mandible”.

“Moving teeth would be the ideal solution if we were working on a static system, but we are not.” German O Ramirez-Yanez

A summary of research on the impact of Myobrace treatment on facial symmetry by German O Ramirez-Yanez and John Flutter.