May 10, 2023Open Access

Inclination of mandibular incisors and symphysis in severe skeletal class III malocclusion

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In severe skeletal class III patients, the long axis of the lower central incisor was highly consistent with the long axis of the mandibular symphysis, which was more obvious in the high-angle subjects. The MIA reflects the physiological inclination of the lower central incisor better than the IMPA.

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