A computerized tomography study of morphological and positional features of basicranial bones in patients with different facial types

Variability of morphometric indicators of the craniofacial complex in patients with distal occlusion according to 3D cephalometry data

“…A sharply concave Spee occlusal curve in 8 patients (15.38±5 %) with three possible variants of dental arches in dolichognathia with retrusion of the incisors in 3 patients (5.77±3.23 %) and with protrusion of the incisors in 5 patients (9.61±4.08 %). The proposed method made it possible to quickly, with low labor costs and a high degree of accuracy, quantitatively determine the depth of the Spee occlusal curve and thereby confirmed the theoretical research [1,4,6,9,11,15] devoted to the problems of increasing the aesthetic and functional efficiency of constructing artificial dentitions in dental prosthetics with a different ratio of the jaws.…”