Correlation study between craniofacial structure and cervical vertebrae posture in adult with normal occlusion
Yan Wang
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Yan Wang
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Objective:To study the correlation between craniofacial structure and cervical vertebrae posture of adult with normal occlusion.Methods:Lateral cephalometric radiographs from 3 normal occlusal adults were taken and analysed under natural head posture.Results:Significant negative correlation was found between SN-VEL,SN-OPT,SN CVT and SNA,SNB,SND,SNPo,and sigificant positive correlation was found between SN-VEL,SN-OPT,SN-CVT and SN-GoGn,SN-PP,NSGn.Conclusion:Craniofacial structure was correlated to cervical verebrae posture in normal occlusal adult.
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Objective:To study the correlation between craniofacial structure and cervical vertebrae posture of adult with normal occlusion.Methods:Lateral cephalometric radiographs from 3 normal occlusal adults were taken and analysed under natural head posture.Results:Significant negative correlation was found between SN-VEL,SN-OPT,SN CVT and SNA,SNB,SND,SNPo,and sigificant positive correlation was found between SN-VEL,SN-OPT,SN-CVT and SN-GoGn,SN-PP,NSGn.Conclusion:Craniofacial structure was correlated to cervical verebrae posture in normal occlusal adult.
Key concepts: Craniofacial, Occlusion, Medicine, Correlation, Cervical vertebrae, Orthodontics, Radiography, Dental occlusion