Clinical Orthodontics Resources aims to serve as a leading platform for the dissemination of high-quality research in the field of orthodontics. Our primary goal is to provide a comprehensive, peer-reviewed source of knowledge that supports the advancement of clinical practices, fosters innovation, and improves patient outcomes in orthodontic care. We strive to bridge the gap between cutting-edge scientific research and its practical applications in clinical orthodontics, promoting evidence-based practices and enhancing the quality of orthodontic treatments worldwide.

Scope

The scope of Clinical Orthodontics Resources encompasses a broad range of topics central to the study, practice, and development of orthodontics. The journal publishes original research, systematic reviews, case studies, clinical guidelines, and innovative methodologies in all aspects of orthodontic practice. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Orthodontic Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
• Orthodontic Appliance Design and Innovation
• Orthognathic Surgery
• Biomechanics in Orthodontics
• Emerging Technologies in Orthodontics
• Clear Aligners and Non-Traditional Approaches
• Growth and Development in Orthodontics
• Post-Treatment Retention and Long-Term Outcomes
• Multidisciplinary Approaches to Orthodontic Care

The journal invites contributions that are both clinically relevant and scientifically rigorous, addressing current challenges and future directions in the orthodontic profession.

Area of Interest

Clinical Orthodontics Resources focuses on the intersection of scientific research and clinical practice within orthodontics, with a strong emphasis on the following areas of interest:

1. Orthodontic Materials and Techniques
   Research that explores novel materials, technologies, and techniques used in orthodontic treatment, such as 3D printing, advanced adhesives, and digital imaging systems.

2. Patient-Centered Orthodontics
   Studies that examine patient preferences, treatment outcomes, and the psychological impact of orthodontic care, including aesthetics and self-esteem.

3. Evidence-Based Orthodontics
   Papers that provide evidence supporting best practices, treatment protocols, and clinical decision-making in orthodontics.

4. Orthodontic Education and Training
   Articles discussing advances in orthodontic education, training programs, and continuing professional development for orthodontists.

5. Interdisciplinary Orthodontics
   Contributions that highlight collaborative approaches between orthodontics and other dental specialties, such as periodontics, prosthodontics, and oral surgery, as well as multidisciplinary care models.

6. Clinical Innovations and Future Directions
   Contributions focused on innovative treatments, future technologies, and the evolving landscape of orthodontic care, including artificial intelligence and digital orthodontics.

7. Global Perspectives on Orthodontics
   Papers exploring the practice of orthodontics across different regions and cultures, highlighting global challenges, disparities in care, and cross-cultural differences in treatment approaches.