Shivangi Gupta

The philosophy of extraction related to the orthodontic treatment is not new. Establishment of normal functional occlusion in balancing with supporting structures occasionally requires the reduction of one or more teeth. Most extractions are performed as part of a general plan of orthodontic treatment. The nature of malocclusion and the age of the patient is an important factor in deciding whether the extraction is needed or not needed. To extract or not has always been a controversial in orthodontics. Since the early days of orthodontics the need for tooth extractions in certain orthodontic situations has been discussed. In the early twentieth century, Angle favoured non-extraction orthodontic treatment based on the concept of the occlusion line. He believed it possible to correctly position all of the 32 teeth in the dental arches and, as a result, the adjacent tissues (tegument, bone and muscle) would adapt to this new position. This book helps the readers to upgrade their knowledge and treatment planning skills for camouflage and surgical orthodontics.

Ardency: The tale of my love, being presented to you by Kumari Jyotsna, Shivangi Gupta and Atharva Bhoyarkar. This anthology consists of several pieces on love dreams and imagination, the most genuine feelings of a being and without which we are incomplete. Trust of parents, blessings of God and cooperation of all the co-authors made this book possible. A big thanks to Book Squirrel Publicati

This book presents a collection of 20 poems which focus on different emotional states. This book takes the readers on an exciting, compelling, turbulent and yet extremely relatable journey in which the nuances of each emotional experience unfold. Through this book, the poet, attempts to remove the shame that often envelopes conversations centered on emotional experiences and seeks to provide the readers with a vocabulary to describe their feelings and a medium to engage with their own emotions.