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In this episode of The DOC Podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Jack Fisher, an esteemed orthodontist with decades of experience in both clinical practice and education. Dr. Fisher shares his journey, from overcoming dyslexia and ADD to becoming a pioneer in the use of temporary skeletal anchorage devices (TSADs) and CBCT imaging for orthodontic diagnosis and treatment.
The discussion dives into various topics, including the future of orthodontic education, the necessity of early intervention, the use of 3D imaging, evidence-based practice, and the importance of addressing the why in orthodontics. Dr. Fisher emphasizes the need for the orthodontic community to adopt new technologies and approaches to truly improve patients' health, rather than just straightening teeth.
00:27 Meet Dr. Jack Fisher: Orthodontic Pioneer
02:56 Dr. Fisher's Early Life and Challenges
05:14 The Journey to Orthodontics
08:23 Innovations in Orthodontics
12:34 The Importance of CBCT Imaging
16:44 Orthodontic Education and Challenges
24:55 The Future of Orthodontics
40:28 The Financial Realities of Orthodontic Practice
40:45 Critique of Orthodontic Organizations
41:43 Orthodontic Residency Programs and Their Shortcomings
43:24 The Importance of CBCT in Orthodontics
45:28 Aligners and Their Limitations
48:08 The Role of Early Intervention in Orthodontics
49:32 Challenges in Orthodontic Research and Evidence-Based Practice
53:04 The Future of Orthodontics and Patient Care
59:38 The Importance of Nasal Breathing in Orthodontics
01:12:10 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action
LINKS:
Dr. Mike’s Orthotown Articles:
-Part I: https://www.nxtbook.com/farran/orthotown/orthotown-march-2025/index.php?startpage=36#/p/34
-Part II: https://www.orthotown.com/magazine/article/9575/beyond-osapart-2
Sleep Breathe and Thrive: https://www.drshereenlim.com.au/book/
Howard Stupak’s Book: https://a.co/d/iPD8SUt
Contact Dr. Fisher: [email protected]
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In this episode of The DOC Podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Jack Fisher, an esteemed orthodontist with decades of experience in both clinical practice and education. Dr. Fisher shares his journey, from overcoming dyslexia and ADD to becoming a pioneer in the use of temporary skeletal anchorage devices (TSADs) and CBCT imaging for orthodontic diagnosis and treatment.
The discussion dives into various topics, including the future of orthodontic education, the necessity of early intervention, the use of 3D imaging, evidence-based practice, and the importance of addressing the why in orthodontics. Dr. Fisher emphasizes the need for the orthodontic community to adopt new technologies and approaches to truly improve patients' health, rather than just straightening teeth.
00:27 Meet Dr. Jack Fisher: Orthodontic Pioneer
02:56 Dr. Fisher's Early Life and Challenges
05:14 The Journey to Orthodontics
08:23 Innovations in Orthodontics
12:34 The Importance of CBCT Imaging
16:44 Orthodontic Education and Challenges
24:55 The Future of Orthodontics
40:28 The Financial Realities of Orthodontic Practice
40:45 Critique of Orthodontic Organizations
41:43 Orthodontic Residency Programs and Their Shortcomings
43:24 The Importance of CBCT in Orthodontics
45:28 Aligners and Their Limitations
48:08 The Role of Early Intervention in Orthodontics
49:32 Challenges in Orthodontic Research and Evidence-Based Practice
53:04 The Future of Orthodontics and Patient Care
59:38 The Importance of Nasal Breathing in Orthodontics
01:12:10 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action
LINKS:
Dr. Mike’s Orthotown Articles:
-Part I: https://www.nxtbook.com/farran/orthotown/orthotown-march-2025/index.php?startpage=36#/p/34
-Part II: https://www.orthotown.com/magazine/article/9575/beyond-osapart-2
Sleep Breathe and Thrive: https://www.drshereenlim.com.au/book/
Howard Stupak’s Book: https://a.co/d/iPD8SUt
Contact Dr. Fisher: [email protected]
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