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Fig. 2 | Progress in Orthodontics

Fig. 2

From: The crown-root morphology of central incisors in different skeletal malocclusions assessed with cone-beam computed tomography

Fig. 2

Measurements to classify sagittal and vertical skeletal malocclusion. A, A-point, deepest bony point on the contour of the premaxilla below ANS; B, B-point, deepest bony point on the contour of the mandible above pogonion; ANB, angle between point A, B and point N; 1. Wits, perpendicular lines are dropped from points A and B onto the occlusal plane, Wits is measured from Ao to Bo; 2. S, sella, center of sella turcica; N, nasion, the most anterior limit of the frontonasal suture on the frontal bone in the facial midline; SN, connection between S and N, stands for anterior cranium base plane; Go, gonion, the most posterior inferior point of mandible angle; Me, menton, most inferior point of the bony chin; MP, connection between Me and Go, stands for mandibular plane; SN-MP, angle between SN and MP; 3. S-Go, the distance between lines parallel to FH plane passing through S and Go, represents the posterior facial height; N-Me, the distance between lines parallel to FH plane passing through N and Me, represents for the anterior facial height; FHI(S-Go/N-Me), facial height index, the ratio of posterior and anterior height, stands for vertical growth pattern of individual

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