Clinical and histologic observations on tooth movement during and after orthodontic treatment

Ballard, 1955, A Consideration of the Physiological Background of Mandibular Posture and Movement, D. Practitioner & D. Record, 6, 80

Björk, 1964, Sutural Growth of the Upper Face Studied by the Implant Method, Tr. European Orthodont. Soc., 40, 49

Burstone, 1961, Threshold and Optimum Force Values for Maxillary Anterior Tooth Movement, J. D. Res., 39, 695

Graber, 1955, Extraoral Force: Facts and Fallacies, Am. J. Orthodontics, 41, 490, 10.1016/0002-9416(55)90143-3

Humerfelt, 1966, Effects of Hypercementosis on the Movability of Teeth During Orthodontic Treatment, Angle Orthodontist, 36, 179

Kloehn, 1953, Orthodontics: Force or Persuasion, Angle Orthodontist, 23, 56

Lundström, 1923, Malocclusions of the Teeth Regarded as a Problem in Connection With the Apical Base, D. Record, 43, 625

Milligan, 1962, Differential Forces in Retracting Cuspids in the Monkey (Macaca mulatta)

Oppenheim, 1940, Artificial Elongation of Teeth, Am. J. Orthodontics & Oral Surg., 26, 931, 10.1016/S0096-6347(40)90395-7

Reitan, 1947, Continuous Bodily Tooth Movement and Its Histological Significance, Acta odont. scandinav., 6, 115, 10.3109/00016354709062497

Reitan, 1954, Tissue Reaction as Related to the Age Factor, D. Record, 74, 271

Reitan, 1959, Tissue Rearrangement During Retention of Orthodontically Rotated Teeth, Angle Orthodontist, 29, 106

Reitan, 1964, Effects of Force Magnitude and Direction of Tooth Movement on Different Alveolar Bone Types, Angle Orthodontist, 34, 244

Riedel, 1960, Review of the Retention Program, Angle Orthodontist, 6, 179

Sicher, 1942, Tooth Eruption: The Axial Movement of Continuously Growing Teeth, J. D. Res., 21, 201, 10.1177/00220345420210020901

Strang, 1952, Factors Associated With Successful Orthodontic Treatment, Am. J. Orthodontics, 38, 790, 10.1016/0002-9416(52)90060-2

Weinstein, 1963, On an Equilibrium Theory of Tooth Position, Angle Orthodontist, 33, 1

Wiser, 1966