7 New Orthodontics Books Defining 2025

What happens when seasoned dentists with extensive experience in over 18,000 virtual aligner cases tackle the challenge of demystifying clear aligner therapy? Helle and Jesper Hatt, both practicing dentists, developed this guide to help general dentists navigate the growing landscape of clear aligner systems. You'll learn how to diagnose, plan treatments, select among Invisalign, ClearCorrect, SureSmile, and Spark, and manage deviations from virtual plans with practical strategies. The book’s detailed comparisons and troubleshooting tips equip you to integrate aligners confidently into your practice, making it a solid choice for dental professionals expanding into orthodontic treatments.

Drawing from decades of clinical experience and academic research, Martyn T. Cobourne and Andrew T. DiBiase crafted this handbook to meet the evolving needs of modern orthodontics. You’ll gain a solid understanding of occlusion, craniofacial growth, and malocclusion, alongside detailed guidance on patient examination, diagnosis, and treatment planning. The book’s emphasis on evidence-based updates, including new chapters on skeletal anchorage and clear aligner systems, equips you to navigate both established practices and emerging technologies. If you’re preparing for specialist exams or seeking a practical yet thorough orthodontics resource, this text offers clear explanations and over 500 illustrations to clarify complex concepts.

This tailored book explores the groundbreaking developments reshaping orthodontics in 2025, focusing on the latest discoveries transforming diagnosis and treatment. It reveals cutting-edge insights into digital aligner therapy, AI-assisted planning, and early intervention techniques personalized to your interests and practice background. By matching content to your specific goals, it offers a unique chance to stay ahead of emerging research and clinical advances. The book examines new technologies and evolving patient care approaches, providing a rich learning experience that deepens understanding of the orthodontic revolution unfolding today.

What started as a detailed clinical inquiry evolved into a thorough guide by Ki-tae Park, a seasoned orthodontist with extensive academic and practical experience. This book offers you a deep dive into diagnosing and planning orthodontic treatment specifically for children and adolescents, covering cases from Class I to Class III malocclusions with clear, structured chapters like cephalometric analysis and growth assessment. You gain insight into managing common challenges such as crowding and facial evaluation, along with appliance options tailored for young patients. If you're involved in pediatric orthodontics or want a solid foundation in early treatment strategies, this book provides focused knowledge without distractions from unrelated topics.

While working as exam preparation specialists, ExamREVIEW and Mr Mike Yu noticed a gap in accessible, targeted resources for aspiring Certified Orthodontic Assistants. This book delivers a focused set of practice questions mirroring the COA Exam's key domains like infection control, orthodontic procedures, patient management, and office operations, helping you pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses. You gain familiarity not only with content but also with the exam’s format and timing, making your study sessions more effective. If you’re aiming for certification or career advancement in orthodontic assisting, this book offers a straightforward tool to build confidence and competence without unnecessary complexity.

While exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on orthodontics, SANIKA THAKUR and her co-authors reveal how AI-driven tools are reshaping treatment precision and efficiency. You’ll learn about AI’s role in personalized treatment planning, image analysis for accurate diagnosis, and predictive modeling to anticipate outcomes, which can significantly streamline patient care. This book suits orthodontists eager to integrate technology into practice, as well as dental professionals interested in the future of patient management and remote consultation. By focusing on real-world applications, such as AI-assisted diagnostics and treatment optimization, it offers clear insights without overpromising, making it a practical guide for those ready to embrace emerging tech.

This personalized AI book explores the forefront of orthodontic advances anticipated in 2025, focusing on the emerging technologies and discoveries reshaping patient care. It covers the latest developments in digital aligners, AI-assisted treatment planning, and early intervention techniques, tailored to your background and interests. By concentrating on your specific goals, the book provides targeted exploration of innovations likely to impact your practice and understanding of orthodontics. Through this tailored approach, you engage deeply with cutting-edge knowledge and research, enabling you to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving field. The content matches your experience level and desired areas, making complex advances accessible and relevant to your professional journey.

Stefan Abela's extensive clinical experience in orthodontics shapes this detailed exploration of aligner therapy, focusing on managing various malocclusions with modern techniques. You learn about the material science behind aligners, including biocompatibility and intraoral changes, plus practical guidance on applying different aligner types systematically by malocclusion. The book's structured approach offers clear frameworks for treatment progression, making complex biomechanics accessible. This is particularly useful if you’re a dental student or practicing clinician aiming to enhance your understanding of invisible orthodontics beyond traditional braces. However, those looking for purely theoretical discussions might find the hands-on orientation more fitting for clinical application than academic research.

Jeremiah Sturgill challenges the conventional wisdom that workplace culture is merely a backdrop in orthodontic practices, demonstrating instead how it fundamentally shapes success and patient experience. Drawing from his own journey at Sturgill Orthodontics, he reveals practical ways to foster a culture where team members feel valued and patients sense genuine care, such as reimagining morning huddles and emphasizing autonomy. Readers gain insights into how culture intertwines with clinical excellence, including managing TMJ disorders and airway issues, and why culture distinguishes outstanding orthodontic care. This book suits orthodontists eager to enhance both their team dynamics and treatment outcomes through cultural transformation.