Although innovative, very early functional intervention (2/3 years) is recommended by highly reputable authors and institutions.

The clinical case presented confirms the possibility of this approach and demonstrates its effectiveness.

Clinical Cases: Functional Class III Syndrome – A Global Harmonization
| Dr. Elie Callabe: “Change the function to change the form,” said Linder-Aronson. And “function restores form”;
the skeletal outcome is simply the beneficial consequence of functional normalization.

ATM: Current etiological models: the biomedical vs. biopsychosocial model | Dr. Wacym Mesnay
Temporomandibular disorders: let's establish a clarification and update our knowledge

Ortho-osteopath: Walking upright in the modern world! | Dr. Laurence Demaitres, Eléonore Schmitt, osteopath: Osteopathy and orthodontics, a collaboration that improves our medical practices. The value of a joint clinical analysis.

Paleodont: Vertebral deformation and its repercussions on postural balance | Dr. Djillali Hadjouis
The damage of an unbalanced bipedal posture: let's review its multiple consequences on the skeleton.

Technical innovations: Dentist Expo 2019 | Dr. Paul Azoulay A well-publicized event positively surprised dentists and specialists in June.

Life in the office: Optimize your appointment book | Dr. Frank Pourrat From a quick appointment to fulfilled expectations: building a lasting relationship

Medical Psychology: Hypnosis and Orthodontics | Dr. Jean-Baptiste Chong Kan

The practice of hypnosis is becoming increasingly common in a wide range of medical disciplines. Hypnosis in the service of orthodontic treatment.

Evidence-based orthodontics | Dr. Martial Ruiz

What are the consequences of early patient management? Clinical translation of statistical predictive models

Student thesis: The smile, an end in itself in orthodontic treatment? | Dr. Eustache Sotiropoulos On the road to restoring overall facial harmony, for the patient's greatest satisfaction…