Great ... Mr. Chang. thank you very much . Great fit and function. The results almost as good as running theme on guitar . See you soon in Madrid .....
how did you create the morphing movie of the pano showing the impacted bicuspid at about 2:44 minutes into this presentation. i love seeing your work and have 2 cases treatment planned. are you available via email to review my cases? many thanks for all of these videos.. i wish instead of music you could do a audio at some points to give any tips, etc.
William Dabney Thank you! Please email to info@newtonsa.com.tw . My assistant will try to help you. And welcome to join us! iaoi.pro For more information on Dr. Chang's in-clinic, hands-on workshops, please visit iworkshop.beethoven.tw/ and register today!
Amazing knowledge from Dr. Chang, professor how or what can we do to reduce failure on left side of the patience? only position of the body and arm from 12 to 1? greetings from a Peruvian studying in Brazil.
Josef Šebek Please email to info@newtonsa.com.tw . My assistant will help you. Thank you! For more information on Dr. Chang's in-clinic, hands-on workshops, please visit @ and register today!
Hi Chris, what is the local anaesthetic u provide when doing the Class 3 whole lower arch distalization case, and for the upper arch distalization with infrazygomatic screws. is it just an local infiltration anaesthetic?
Ok we all know that TADs fail. But I'm confused as to why the failure difference from left to right. Is this due to more people being right handed? I have 10 screws currently placed and 4 are not currently in use (8 buccal 2 palatal). I have an anterior open bite (completed myofunctional therapy for tongue thrust). I just wish my ortho had the screws like this with the big head...hey keep using elastic thread instead of power chain like everyone else does. Also the screws used in this video seemed super long and weren't inserted all the way?
To Dr. John Friend, 1. Please study the article "The primary failure rate for Buccal Shelf Screws" in Angle Orthodontist next month. www.angle.org/doi/abs/10.2319/092714.695.1 2. I like to leave 1/3 of screws outside the soft tissue which is easy for the design of force system.
Dr Chris Chang is brilliant always .
more than a prof and teacher !
is a man can inspire you as he does .
***** Thank you! Welcome to join us. iAOI.pro
Great ... Mr. Chang.
thank you very much . Great fit and function. The results almost as good as running theme on guitar . See you soon in Madrid .....
Mariano Follana Thank you! My friend!
Dr your cases are amazing. Just wanted to know about the stability of the results achieved
how did you create the morphing movie of the pano showing the impacted bicuspid at about 2:44 minutes into this presentation. i love seeing your work and have 2 cases treatment planned. are you available via email to review my cases? many thanks for all of these videos.. i wish instead of music you could do a audio at some points to give any tips, etc.
William Dabney Thank you! Please email to info@newtonsa.com.tw . My assistant will try to help you. And welcome to join us! iaoi.pro
For more information on Dr. Chang's in-clinic, hands-on workshops, please visit iworkshop.beethoven.tw/ and register today!
Amazing knowledge from Dr. Chang, professor how or what can we do to reduce failure on left side of the patience? only position of the body and arm from 12 to 1? greetings from a Peruvian studying in Brazil.
Sir, hello , kindly tell that are we to use only local infiltration anesthesia and not nerve block?
Thank you very much for perfect presentation. Can you present some manufacturers of stainless steel BS screws? Thank you very much.
Josef Šebek Please email to info@newtonsa.com.tw . My assistant will help you. Thank you!
For more information on Dr. Chang's in-clinic, hands-on workshops, please visit @ and register today!
Hi Chris, what is the local anaesthetic u provide when doing the Class 3 whole lower arch distalization case, and for the upper arch distalization with infrazygomatic screws. is it just an local infiltration anaesthetic?
+andrew chang Yes, it is. Keep it simple. Thank you, my friend.
Ok we all know that TADs fail. But I'm confused as to why the failure difference from left to right. Is this due to more people being right handed?
I have 10 screws currently placed and 4 are not currently in use (8 buccal 2 palatal). I have an anterior open bite (completed myofunctional therapy for tongue thrust). I just wish my ortho had the screws like this with the big head...hey keep using elastic thread instead of power chain like everyone else does.
Also the screws used in this video seemed super long and weren't inserted all the way?
To Dr. John Friend,
1. Please study the article "The primary failure rate for Buccal Shelf Screws" in Angle Orthodontist next month.
www.angle.org/doi/abs/10.2319/092714.695.1
2. I like to leave 1/3 of screws outside the soft tissue which is easy for the design of force system.
how can I buy the bone screws? am from Palestine-middle east? Thanks
takrim fahed Please mail to info@newtonsa.com.tw. Or go to orthobonescrew.com. to see more details. Thank you!