Wiley-Blackwell's Clinical Cases series focuses on real cases treated within clinical dentistry and provides an academic and practical foundation for their management. The case-based format encourages problem-based learning, fosters independent thought and prepares the student for case-based clinical examinations. Clinical Cases in Orthodontics applies both theory and practice to real-life orthodontic cases in a clinically relevant format, thoroughly covering topics ranging from class I malocclusion to orthognathic surgery. It provides a useful learning resource for undergraduate dental students, orthodontic therapists and specialist orthodontists preparing for their membership and board examinations, as well as being a clear and concise reference for every-day use in the clinic. Key Features Covers all essential topics within orthodontics in a case-based format Discusses a wide variety of individual cases and clinical scenarios Includes aetiology, diagnosis, treatment planning and outcome in each case Contains question and answer sections to guide readers through the cases Each case highly illustrated with full colour clinical photos.