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September 27, 2025Indian Journal of Dental ResearchOpen Access

Condylar Axis Angulation and Morphology of Articular Eminence in Individuals with Different Facial Skeletal Patterns

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KGK. GauthamiMRM. S. RaviCSCrystal Runa Soans

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Overview

Analysis reveals significant differences in condylar axis angulation and articular eminence among skeletal patterns, highlighting diagnostic implications in orthodontics.

Key Points

  • Significant differences in condylar angulation and articular eminence height were noted in various facial skeletal patterns.
  • The study categorizes individuals into three groups based on skeletal patterns: average, horizontal, and vertical.
  • Cone beam computed tomography was utilized to obtain detailed imaging data for analysis.
  • Findings suggest the importance of considering skeletal patterns during orthodontic diagnostics and treatment planning.

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Gauthami et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d7be70eebfec0fc52383f1https://doi.org/10.4103/ijdr.ijdr_963_22
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