Variation in skeletal aspects of jaws for patient with skeletal open bite

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Filipović, G., Janošević, M., & Šašić, M. (2004). Variation in skeletal aspects of jaws for patient with skeletal open bite, (39), 139-146. Retrieved from http://scindeks.ceon.rs/article.aspx?query=ISSID%26and%263559&page=0&sort=8&stype=0&backurl=%2fissue.aspx%3fissue%3d3559
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Title

Variation in skeletal aspects of jaws for patient with skeletal open bite

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Author

Gordana, Filipović, Mirjana, Janošević, Šašić

Journal

Glasnik Antropološkog društva Jugoslavije

Volume
Issue

39

Start page

139

End page

146

ISSN

0351-1480

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URL

http://scindeks.ceon.rs/article.aspx?query=ISSID%26and%263559&page=0&sor...

Date

2004-2021/11/05/09:40:14

Abstract

The aim of this exploring was to determine variations in skeletal aspects of jaws and inclination of maxilla and mandibula for patients with skeletal open bite with Angle class I, II and III malocclusion. There were analyzed 46 profile cephalograms of patients with permanent dentition with skeletal open bite. Following parameters were measured: SNA, SNB, ABN, NS/SpP, NS/MP. Patients with Angle class I anterior open bite have bimaxillar retrognatism in 72,22% classes, bimaxillar prognatism and normognatism maxilla with retrognatism mandibula in smaller percentage. Patients with Angle class II have four variations: bimaxillar retrognatism (61,11%), maxillar prognatism with mandibular retrognatism (22,22%), maxillar normognatism with mandibular retrognatism *11,11%) and bimaxillar prognatism (5,55%). For patients with Angle class III maxillar retrognatism with mandibular prognatism is mostly present. Patients with skeletal open bite have normoinclination of the upper jaw and retroinclination of the lower jaw in all three Angle classes. Knowing skeletal jaws variations toward cranial base have great diagnostic and therapeutic importance.

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