Evidence-Based Orthodontics 2nd Edition

From the Inside Flap

Evidence-Based Orthodontics, Second Edition retains key features from the First Edition while introducing several new sections to enhance its value as a quick and comprehensive reference. The initial section includes a chapter on the history of evidence-based orthodontics (EBO), along with updated information on how to access, assess, and apply evidence. The second section offers 56 concise summaries of systematic reviews on selected orthodontic topics. Additionally, it contains over 400 systematic reviews that highlight the current scope of available evidence and identify any existing gaps.

This textbook is ideally suited for clinicians and students, but it also serves academicians interested in teaching EBO or conducting systematic reviews. Detailed methods for searching relevant evidence are provided, along with criteria for critically evaluating literature for inclusion in systematic reviews. A chapter titled “Understanding and Improving Our Evidence” discusses the future of EBO.

• A newly updated edition of a seminal text on the principles and practice of evidence-based orthodontics.
• Provides practical strategies for professionals to integrate EBO into their daily practices.
• Features brief summaries of the best evidence across a variety of clinical topics.
• Includes information from over 400 systematic reviews, organized by topic.

Evidence-Based Orthodontics is an essential resource for those looking to incorporate evidence-based principles into their daily practice, as well as in their educational and research activities.

From the Back Cover

Evidence-Based Orthodontics, Second Edition maintains the important elements of the First Edition while adding several new sections to enhance its function as a quick and comprehensive reference. The first section features a chapter on the history of evidence-based orthodontics (EBO) and updated content on accessing, assessing, and utilizing evidence. The second section contains 56 succinct summaries of systematic reviews on chosen orthodontic topics. Additionally, more than 400 systematic reviews document the breadth of available evidence and highlight any existing gaps.

This textbook is tailored for clinicians and students, while also being beneficial for academicians interested in teaching EBO or conducting systematic reviews. It provides detailed methods for searching relevant evidence and outlines the criteria for critically evaluating literature for inclusion in systematic reviews. The future of EBO is explored in a chapter on “Understanding and Improving Our Evidence.”

• A newly updated edition of a foundational text that examines the principles and practice of evidence-based orthodontics.
• Offers practical strategies for professionals to incorporate EBO into their everyday practices.
• Presents concise summaries of the best available evidence on a wide range of clinical topics.
• Integrates findings from over 400 systematic reviews, arranged by topic.

Evidence-Based Orthodontics is an invaluable guide for those aiming to weave evidence-based principles into their daily practice, as well as their educational and research pursuits.