Sagittal discrepancies of the jaw in a Bangladeshi cohort: three-dimensional computed tomography analysis
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Sagittal discrepancies of the jaw in a Bangladeshi cohort: three-dimensional computed tomography analysis
Abstract
Objectives: In orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning, the assessment of skeletal jaw relationships is an essential step. This study aimed to evaluate skeletal jaw relationships in a Bangladeshi cohort by using traditional (ANB angle and Wits appraisal) and newly described (Beta angle, W angle, and Yen angle) sagittal measurements in three-dimensional (3D) computed tomography (CT).
Methods: The radiology department conducted CT scans of Bangladeshi patients. Mimics 3D imaging software (Materialise) was used to process the CT images and evaluate 3D sagittal measurements. SPSS software (IBM) was used to assess significant differences in the data at a confidence level of 5%. Independent-samples t-tests were used to evaluate sexual dimorphism for the measured values.
Results: In total, 85 men and 32 women were included in this study. All measurements were equivalent to the existing standards. There were no significant differences in the acquired values between men and women. Measurements were consistent with Class I normal classification.
Conclusions: This study established 3D CT standards for ANB, Wits appraisal, Beta angle, W angle, and Yen angle in Bangladeshi patients.
Keywords: ANB angle; Beta angle; Computed tomography; W angle; Wits appraisal; Yen angle; sagittal discrepancy.
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