Dr. Baxmann MSc PhD

Evidence in Orthodontics

Health EN ↓ 52 episodes

Dr. Dr. Baxmann explains in his typical clear and no-bullshit way must-read articles in orthodontics. He highlights clinical implications for your integration into daily practice and explains the strength and weaknesses of the presented research. Let´s bring Science back to Orthodontics!

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Author

Dr. Baxmann MSc PhD

Category

Health

Podcast website

leanorthodontics.com

Latest episode

Sep 7, 2026

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Episodes

2- What Actually Determines Tooth Position 23.02.2026

In "Equilibrium Theory Revisited," the video updates a classic dental concept. It discusses the landmark 1978 study on the Franco-functional regulator (FR1) for treating class 2 malocclusion in pre-pubertal children. Key findings include: - Use of FR1 appliance resulted in a forward shift of the mandible. - Reduction in overjet and improved soft tissue balance were observed. - Study limitations: n...

1- Modern Understanding of Canine Protection Explained 17.02.2026

Canine Protected Occlusion: Rethink the Norm - Traditional belief: Canines should exclusively contact during lateral excursions. - New evidence suggests balanced occlusion is more common. - EMG studies and data show occlusal form contributes little to TMD. Every patient is unique: Chewing patterns, craniofacial morphology, and parafunction matter. --- Take Your Practice to the Next Level! Feeling...

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