Digital and Radiological Assessment of Variability of Anatomic and Topographic Parameters of the Intraorbital Forana (Article Review)

Abstract

The variability of the craniometric parameters of the infraorbital foramen of the anterior surface of the body of the upper jaw is noted in a large number of scientific publications, which indicates the need for an individual approach when assessing the shape, the number of additional holes in the area of the infraorbital foramen, the location of this anatomical formation of the facial skeleton in relation to the lower edge of the orbit, and the bones of the cavity nose and alveolar process, and many scientific researchers note that the location of the infraorbital foramen on the right and left sides differs in level, there are often different shapes of the infraorbital foramen and additional canals are also found either on the right or on the left side and their shape also differs from each other from a friend. All this affects the effectiveness of local conduction anesthesia in the area of the infraorbital foramen, so digital and radiological assessment using cone beam computed tomography will help ensure the accuracy and safety of this type of conduction anesthesia.