The Orthodontic Mini–Implant Clinical Handbook is the must–have book for trainee and practicing orthodontists. It provides the essential theoretical and clinical mini–implant information to enable the clinician to easily introduce skeletal anchorage into their practice across a wide variety of common clinical scenarios.

The initial chapters cover general principles with subsequent chapters employing a step–by–step approach to guide the novice through the most common clinical uses for orthodontic mini–implants including: incisor retraction, molar distalisation, transverse and asymmetry corrections, and orthognathic surgery uses.

A practical guide that covers everything you need to know, to manufacture an MSi.

Designed to cater for every level of ability and experience, the MSi Technical Guide contains over 100 photographic images, covering the essentials, plus more advanced information and tips to add to your proficiency once you have mastered the basics.

In addition to the theoretical and practical aspects of manufacture, the guide includes valuable, additional information on the principles of MAS treatment, as well as advice to help you overcome challenging cases and deal with the technical questions often asked. It can be used as a training resource, or as a handy reference tool; either way, the MSi Technical Guide is a valuable aid for all. 

About the Author 

Phil Chapman is a graduate in design and the creator of the MSi. He has drawn on his wealth of specialist experience in sleep disorder appliances and dental technology, to provide this unique guide. 

"This guide contains pretty much everything I know about the MSi. Although the MSi is an easy MAS to make, it's always good to know what is recommended and what isn't. The MSi guide is designed to deliver accurate information and techniques that are quick to access and apply."

 

The landmark text ‘Systemized Orthodontic Treatment Mechanics’ (2001) forms the basis for teaching in many orthodontic departments around the world, and it has been translated into 15 languages. This method was well documented and widely accepted during the MBTTM era, starting in 2001, but since then Drs. Bennett and McLaughlin have continued to develop and improve both their philosophy and treatment mechanics.

In the past 12 years many advances have been made, and ‘Fundamentals of Orthodontic Treatment Mechanics’ was published in April 2014 to bring everything up to date. It is the latest in the series of books written to document a treatment method which has been taught to hundreds of orthodontists throughout the United States and the world, and which has evolved to become ‘McLaughlin–Bennett System 4.0’™.