The asymmetry of the face is an individual characteristic of man, but in the absence of a consensus on what should be considered asymmetry, in particular, how much one side of the facial skeleton should differ from the other, so that we can speak, e.g. , about the presence of pathological asymmetry, facial asymmetries will remain a research topic with varied statistics. The purpose of this article is to determine the correlation between facial asymmetry and endobuccal pathologies, as well as the treatment methods used to heal the pathology
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