Writing about the decisions

Treatment planning goes wrong most often at the moment the appliance question is asked too early.

Two identical plans executed in different orders are not the same treatment.

A setup shows a possible endpoint. It does not know whether that endpoint is the right one.

The difference between predicted and achieved movement is the most useful data a case produces.

What a treatment plan should tell you, and the questions worth asking before you start.

Anchorage is finite, spendable and easy to overdraw before the movement that needed it.