Contemporary orthodontic practice is segmented into schools and methods. These divisions within the specialty lay bare the lack of consensus on such fundamental issues as the conduct of the diagnosis, the design of a treatment plan or the fundamentals of appliance’s mechanics! Such a situation would not be acceptable in any other medical discipline. Our purpose is to highlight a few inconsistencies responsible for this situation, under the harsh lights of philosophy and history of medicine.
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Khayat, H. (2011). Does Comtemporary Orthodontics Comply with Universal Logic? In Principles in Contemporary Orthodontics. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/24816
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