This document discusses various auxiliary devices used to apply torque to individual teeth during orthodontic treatment. It describes four common situations where torquing auxiliaries are needed: 1) prominent canine roots, 2) instanding lateral incisors, 3) single teeth requiring torque, and 4) palatal cusps of molars hanging down. For each situation, modified simple auxiliaries are recommended, such as the Jenner auxiliary, two-box auxiliary, single-tooth torquing auxiliary, and boot auxiliary. The document concludes that Dr. Begg's various auxiliary designs demonstrate his concepts and innovative designs.

1. MISCELLANEOUS TORQUINGMISCELLANEOUS TORQUING
AUXILIARIESAUXILIARIES
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2. Miscellaneous TorquingMiscellaneous Torquing
auxiliariesauxiliaries
 Certain modified, yet simple auxiliariesCertain modified, yet simple auxiliaries
have been developed for addressing tohave been developed for addressing to
problems related to torquing of a singleproblems related to torquing of a single
tooth /two teethtooth /two teeth
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3.  Situation 1: CaninerootsbecomingSituation 1: Caninerootsbecoming
prominent during StageI or StageIIprominent during StageI or StageII
----REMEDYREMEDY:: a) Adjust arch forma) Adjust arch form
b) Jenner Auxiliaryb) Jenner Auxiliary
Miscellaneous TorquingMiscellaneous Torquing
auxiliariesauxiliaries
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5.  Situation 2: Instanding upper or lowerSituation 2: Instanding upper or lower
lateral incisorslateral incisors
----REMEDYREMEDY::
a) Two-box auxiliary to deliver labial roota) Two-box auxiliary to deliver labial root
torqueon lateral incisorstorqueon lateral incisors
b) Spec auxiliaryb) Spec auxiliary
c) Reciprocal torquing auxiliary of Keslingc) Reciprocal torquing auxiliary of Kesling
Miscellaneous TorquingMiscellaneous Torquing
auxiliariesauxiliaries
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9. KESLING’S ONE-TO-ONETORQUING
AUXILIARY
KESLING’S RECIPROCALTORQUING
AUXILIARY
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10.  Situation 3: Singletooth needingSituation 3: Singletooth needing
labial/buccal or lingual root torquelabial/buccal or lingual root torque
----REMEDYREMEDY::
a) Singletooth torquing auxiliarya) Singletooth torquing auxiliary
b) ‘Tan’ auxiliaryb) ‘Tan’ auxiliary
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13. Miscellaneous TorquingMiscellaneous Torquing
auxiliariesauxiliaries
 Situation 4: Palatal cuspsof molarsSituation 4: Palatal cuspsof molars
hanging downhanging down
----REMEDYREMEDY::
a) ‘Boot’ auxiliarya) ‘Boot’ auxiliary
b) Modified double-back auxiliaryb) Modified double-back auxiliary
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14. Miscellaneous TorquingMiscellaneous Torquing
auxiliariesauxiliaries
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15. Miscellaneous TorquingMiscellaneous Torquing
auxiliariesauxiliaries
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auxiliariesauxiliaries
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17. Miscellaneous TorquingMiscellaneous Torquing
auxiliariesauxiliaries
 To concludethevariousdesignsof BeggTo concludethevariousdesignsof Begg
auxiliariesaretestimonial to Dr. Begg bothauxiliariesaretestimonial to Dr. Begg both
with regardsto their conceptsand designs.with regardsto their conceptsand designs.
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