Holdaway soft tissue cephalometric standards for Saudi adults
作者： Sahar F. ALBarakati , Naif A. Bindayel
DOI: 10.1016/J.KSUJDS.2011.10.004
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摘要: The aim of this study was to report facial soft tissue cephalometric standards for a sample Saudi adults and compare them with the findings other ethnic groups. Lateral radio- graphs 61 subjects (30 females 31 males) ages that ranged from 20 24 years were selected. Subjects had Class I occlusal relationship balanced profile. Holdaway analysis then applied measure two angular nine linear parameters. obtained compared Anatolian Turkish, Japanese, reported norms. showed more convex skeletal profile (1.75 mm ± 2.3) prominent upper lower lips. Nose prominence found be reduced (13.46 3.22) H angle increased (15.16� 3.22). males shown have lip nose when (p < 0.05). It has been concluded anal- ysis statistically different group findings. Considering such studied population would aid in better diagnosis treatment planning.
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