A View from behind: A History of Lingual Orthodontics

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Lingual orthodontic appliances have experienced a renaissance in the UK over the past 5 years, becoming more widely accepted as a suitable alternative to conventional labial appliances when treating most malocclusions. Clinically improved laboratory techniques have overcome many of the difficulties that a previous generation of orthodontists encountered when first trying to embrace this innovative technique to correct malocclusions. This article provides a brief history of lingual orthodontics. It will discuss the development of the technique, the reasons for its initial rise and fall in popularity, and more recent developments that have re-established its popularity among orthodontists in the UK.

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Chatoo, A. (2013). A View from behind: A History of Lingual Orthodontics. Journal of Orthodontics, 40(1_suppl), s2–s7. https://doi.org/10.1179/1465313313Y.0000000057

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