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A Historical Overview of Orthodontics: Pioneers and Milestones, Exams of Dentistry

An in-depth exploration of the history of orthodontics, from its earliest origins in ancient egypt to the modern era. Discover the first healers, the invention of false teeth, the emergence of socialized healthcare, and the pioneers who shaped the field, including pierre fouchard, edward angle, and kingsley. Learn about significant discoveries, such as the use of sap of mastic tree and alum to restore carious lesions, the development of the first hospital in islam, and the invention of the edgewise appliance.

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History of Orthodontics
First evidence of dentistry-Who and where? -
I Em Hetep. Ancient Egypt 4500BC.
A healer in his day
Name the first 3 papers written in Ancient Egypt on How to treat disease -
1. Kahun
2. Ebers
3. Berlin
First healer of a specific disease (a specialist)? -
Herodatus. Ancient Egypt in 500BC
First? Chinese/Japanese doctors of herbal medicine: -
Hoang Ti and Ishinko
Name of First form of socialized health care found in Middle East: -
Code of Hammurabi
First place to fabricate false teeth and make bridges w/ wire: -
Etruscans and India
Location of Code of Hammurabi -
Sumeria and Babyloniae
Earliest Image of Dentistry -
Scythian King 600BC
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History of Orthodontics

First evidence of dentistry-Who and where? - I Em Hetep. Ancient Egypt 4500BC. A healer in his day Name the first 3 papers written in Ancient Egypt on How to treat disease -

  1. Kahun
  2. Ebers
  3. Berlin First healer of a specific disease (a specialist)? - Herodatus. Ancient Egypt in 500BC First? Chinese/Japanese doctors of herbal medicine: - Hoang Ti and Ishinko Name of First form of socialized health care found in Middle East: - Code of Hammurabi First place to fabricate false teeth and make bridges w/ wire: - Etruscans and India Location of Code of Hammurabi - Sumeria and Babyloniae Earliest Image of Dentistry - Scythian King 600BC

Inlaid stones, inlaid discs, whole teeth and implantations were first found in what general area - South and Central America First person to start looking at malocclusion - Hippocrates (Greece/Rome 400BC) This person could move teeth with finger pressure and wrote about extracting teeth - Celcus (Greece/Rome Christ time) Wrote about filling teeth - Pliny First person to exclusively practice dentistry - Cascellias What did Islam use to restore carious lesions? - Sap of mastic tree and alum First hospital (Islam) - Miar, Egypt 600AD This spread the way we could spread knowledge significantly - Gutenberg printing press 1440AD Some of the first text books were written by: - Blum, Artzney, Bericht, and Ryff Country of true birth of dentistry: -

J.S. Gummell- Shift to USA-these 2 men started "Society of Surgeon Dentists" in the USA - Horace Hayden and Chapin Harris- What state was society of surgeon dentist made in: - New York 1st dental school in the world: 1st to give DDS: - Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Who founded Baltimore College of Dental Surgery? - Horace Hayden and Chapin Harris Defined the art of dental science. Came up with first dental terminology. Discussed importance of preserving deciduous teeth. Used gold caps. - Desirabode First to use expanders and whip spring???? - Desirabode first to say, "most efficient way to uncrowd teeth=extraction" - Chapin Harris Opposed Chapin and said, "To extract is not to cure, but to destroy" - Lafoulon Lafoulon didn't like the term orthodontosie (orthodontia), so he came up with the term: - Orthopedic dentaire (dentofacial orthopedics)

He came up with the terms: underbite, overbite, edge to edge, cross bite, lever, screw - C.F. Delabarre He came up with 6 categories to classify malocclusion - George Carrabelli He came up with 5 categories to classify malocclusion - C. Joseph Linderer He used clamps (stops) on bands since there was no cement and it would stop them from moving subgingivally: - Thomas W. Evans Came up with a lot of the first appliances (expander with nut) - Bonwill Father of Modern Orthodontics - Kingsley Name some things Kingsley came up with: -

  1. Occipital anchorage-skull cap very similar to modern high pull head gear
  2. Fracture splints
  3. First to combine screw and spring in same appliance
  4. Gold appliances 2 meanings of jumping the bite in old literature: -
  5. correcting x-bite
  6. correcting a class II molar relationship

Credited with the use of class II/III elastics - Baker Define reciprocal anchorage - both arches are moving to fit together Came up with 26 different subdivisions of malocclusion: Also came up with first root moving appliance: - Calvin Case Ardent champion of nonextraction-he argued with Calvin Case (who supported extraction) at a convention-heated argument - Dewey Made his own orthodontic school so he could do things his own way (in St. Louis). He later moved his school to NY and then to California. - Edward Angle Creator of the edgewise appliance - Edward Angle How did the edgewise appliance get it's name: - turned ribbon arch so now the "edge" slides into the bracket Edward extracted on his wife named:, but was never able to close the space - Anna Hopkins Angle Other things Angle did: -

Presented his own malocclusion system E arch-expansion arch Founder of American Society of Orthodontists (1st society) - Edward Angle Name some of Angle's students: - Herbert Pullen B. Holley Broadbent Allan G. Brodie Milo Hellman John Valentine Mershon Raymond Strang 2 people who opposed extraction in Angles era (I'm sure there are many more...) - Albert Ketchum Anna Hopkins Angle A statue Angles used as an example of harmony and aesthertics - Apollo Belvedere St. Louis School of Fine Arts - Edmund Wuerpel One of the first to lecture on x-rays - Albert Ketchum Created the first orthodontic society, called "Society of Orthodontists"-now called American Society of Orthodontics -

This became the official journal of the American Society of Orthodontists (note: this continued successfully even though Angles resigned) - International Journal of Orthodontia So: ASO-International Journal of Orthodontia Alumni Society of the Angle School of Ortho-American Orthodontist First editor of International Journal of Orthodontia: - Dr. Mosby (Dewey was later editor for 17 yrs) 1st true post grad ortho program with a University. Was also the first to adopt a full year. - Harvard-Forsyth Post Graduate School for Orthodontics (open for only 4 years) Longest running ortho program today: - Columbia Next 4 schools to have a post grad program: -

  1. Columbia than 3. Michigan 4. Iowa 5. Illinois What are some of the first things looked at from the American Society of Orthodontics? -
  2. Ethical Issues
  3. Commercialism
  4. Fee splitting
  5. Patents
  6. Intercept, not just treat malocclusion This man wanted to do away with patents - Dewey This man started the ABO/1st president -

Albert Ketcham ABO established on this date: - January 27, 1930 Where was the ABO established? - Stanley Hotel. Estes Park, Colorado Location of 1st meeting of ABO and the man in charge of the meeting: - Nashville, TENNESSEE! Oren Oliver 1950's ABO requirements - 15 case reports-3 sets of records Research report 1960's ABO requirements - exam or thesis in stead of research paper, but still 15 cases w/ 3 sets of records 1970's requirements - Thesis dropped (just exam now) Location of ABO in 1970's - Marriot Airport Hotel, St. Louis, MO 1990 requirement - test prior to AAO annual session 10 cases, 3 with long term retention

Northwest Society - Earl Tertzel Alternatives to gold alloys: - Chrome and Stainless Steel these 3 men lead the development of SS and Chrome: -

  1. Frank Casto
  2. Lyndon Carman
  3. Archie Brusse ASO started over to better incoorperate the sectional societies. They than named themselves this: - American Association of OrthodontISTS Date the AAO was formed: - April 12, 1937 This man used a guideplane for class II malocclusions (advance the mandible forward) - Oliver Came up with the twin wire appliance - Dr. Joseph Johnson Joseph Johnson (I think???) corrected class II malocclusion using this: - a coil spring to distalize a molar (similar to the Wilson arch today) this appliance was the first attempt at an aesthetic appliance - crozat appliance

Founded UNIversal TECHnique-Unitek - Dr. Spencer Atkinson Dr. Atkinson came up with this type of attachment that could accommodate different wire types (twin, edgewise, ribbon) - Universal Studied growth and development - Herbet Margolis (Boston University) First Ceph analysis - William Downs (1948) Norman Kingsley 1829-1913 - Father of Orthodontics. Concept of Occipital Anchorage. Velum Obturator. Devised a series of gold appliances. "Jumping the Bite"-inclined plane-vulcanite "Distocclusion" "Treatise on Oral Deformities as a Branch of Mechanical Surgery" Artistic-facial harmony Calvin Case - Cleft palate cases. Used a velum obturator w/o attachments and would move up and down with speech. Stressed importance of root movement Case taught at what school? -

Dewey school of Orthodontics at UMKC Milo Hellman - Pioneered hand-wrist x-rays Extensive training in anthropology John Valentine Mershon - Penn dental school Developed a removable lingual arch Finger springs to move individual teeth Refused to patent Allan Brodie - Penn dental school. Was part of the last class of Angles School. First chairman of U. of Illinois Orthod dept. Founder of the Edward H. Angle Society of Orthodontists & it's journal, The Angle Orthodontist Spencer Atkinson - Interest in working on children USC director of Orthodontics Developed the Universal appliance Founded - Oren Oliver - guide plane-repositions the mandible forward and stimulate condylar growth. Was pres. of ABO, SSO, and ADA Liked Joseph Johnson's twin wire

Joseph Johnson: - Twin wire appliance creator B. Holly Broadbent - Developed a roentgenographic cephalometer Did growth studies w/ lots of x-ray Bernhard Wolfe Weinberger - Penn. History of Orthodontics text book-where we get a lot of info. for this course Leuman Waugh - First director of Orthodontics at Colombia. President of IADR, ABO Devised a chair side dental x-ray unit P. Raymond Begg - Australia. Angles school in California. "difficult to close space on edgewise" so he made Begg appliance. made "Australian" SS wire "Stone Age Man's Dentition" William Downs - "Variations in Facial Relationships". This paper was the first cephalometric analysis Herbert Margolis - Maxillofacial triangle for diagnosis. One of first to relate mandibular incisor to mandibular plane.

top 3 awards in orthodontics - Albert Ketcham Award Jame Brophy Distinguished Service Award Louise Aa Jarabak Memorial International Teachers and REsearch Award Wilton M. Krogman - Penn. "Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine" Robert M. Ricketts - First laminagraphic studies of the condyle Growth and structural variation of the jaws, arthritis of joint, cleft palate and orthognathic surgery. Divine proportion to define facial proportions. Harold Kessling - Rubber tooth positioner and the diagnostic set up. Established TP Laboratories Jacob Salzmann - Penn. 11 books and hundreds of articls. Keenly interested in the health and welfare of children. Cecil Steiner - Instrumental in helping Angles make edgewise bracket and a ligature tying plier (Steiner plier) "Cephalometrics for You and Me"Steiner analysis Morris Stoner - Light wire edgewise concept

Designed numerous loops for his archwires B.F. Todd Dewel - guided tooth eruption and serial extraction Editor of AJO Viken Sassouni - Seven Textbooks. 3 dimensional technique for facial photographs Made one of first computerized diagnosis and tx planning systemts. Arcial cephalometric analysis George Hahn - many journal articles-Angles student Coenrad Moorees - Dentists-Harvard chair. Dental Anthropology-focused on face growth and tooth development. Samuel Pruzansky - Director of the worlds' first center for craniofacial anomalies Richard Riedel - Studied retention and long term stability Joseph Jarabak - When begg refused to come and lecture, he developed his own light wire system using edgewise. Textbook "Technique and treatment with Light-Wire Appliance"