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Assessment of antero-posterior skeletal relationships in adult Korean patients in the natural head position and centric relation
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- Authors
- Issue Date
- 2010
- Publisher
- Korean Association of Orthodontists
- Citation
- Korean Journal of Orthodontics; Vol.40, No.6, pp.421-431
- Keywords
- Centric relation ; Sella-nasion line ; Natural head position ; Frankfurt horizontal plane ; Nasion true vertical line
- Abstract
- Objective : This study aimed to verify the intra-individual reproducibility of the natural head position (NHP) in adult Korean patients in the centric relation (CR) position and to prove the inter-individual variability of the Frankfurt horizontal (FH) plane and sella-nasion (SN) line compared to the true horizontal line (THL). In addition, the study aimed to investigate the correlations between linear measurements from A-point and B-point to the nasion true vertical line (NTVL) and angular measurements from A-point and B-point to the SN line. Methods : Two lateral cephalograms were taken of 116 subjects (23 males, 93 females) with CR wax bites in a NHP at a one-week interval. Results : Method errors of three variables and intraclass correlation coefficients of six parameters proved the intra-individual reproducibility of NHP (p < 0.001). The angle of the FH to the THL was not significantly different from 0° (p > 0.05), but it was clinically variable (SD 3.89°) on the inter-individual level. Conversely, the angle of the SN line to the THL was significantly different from 7° (p < 0.05). Very low correlation was found between the linear measurements and angular measurements of A-point and B-point (p < 0.01). Conclusions : The NTVL could be a useful reference line for assessing the antero-posterior position of the maxilla and mandibleof Korean adult patients in NHP and CR.
- ISSN
- 1225-5610
- Language
- English
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