Quantifying Sexual Dimorphism by Analyzing Ramus Flexure and Bigonial Width in Orthopantomography

Abstract

ConclusionThe results indicated significant sexual dimorphism in both the ramus flexure and bigonial width. This study demonstrated that the ramus flexure and bigonial width, measured using orthopantomography (OPG), exhibited significant sexual dimorphism. The analysis of these mandibular parameters provided valuable information for sex determination in forensic and anthropological contexts.