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Respiratory Orthodontics: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Future Perspectives presents a contemporary evidence-based exploration of the evolving relationship between orthodontics, craniofacial growth, and airway health. This book introduces the emerging concept of respiratory orthodontics, integrating airway assessment and functional considerations into modern orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning.
Structured systematically from foundational principles to advanced clinical applications, the book covers craniofacial growth and airway development, sleep-disordered breathing, airway-focused diagnosis, cephalometric and CBCT airway analysis, pediatric and adult airway orthodontics, growth modification strategies, interdisciplinary management, and evidence-based treatment approaches.
Special emphasis is placed on:
Sleep-disordered breathing and obstructive sleep apnea
Airway-oriented orthodontic diagnosis
Functional appliances and maxillary expansion
Myofunctional therapy and TAD-assisted airway orthodontics
CBCT-based airway assessment
Ethical boundaries in airway orthodontics
AI and digital innovations in airway evaluation
Clinical workflows and interdisciplinary treatment planning
The book also introduces original conceptual frameworks including the FACE-FORCE Protocol and the ORTHOMAP Classification System, designed to encourage further research and innovation in airway-centered orthodontic care.
Written for orthodontists, postgraduate students, dental clinicians, and researchers, this text bridges conventional orthodontics with contemporary airway science while maintaining a cautious, evidence-informed, and interdisciplinary perspective.
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