The relationship between upper incisors inclination and supporting bone tissue / A CBCT study

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To assess the relationship between upper incisors inclination and the thickness of surrounding alveolar bone, considering sex differences.
Evaluated 34 non-treated patients using cone beam computed tomography (CBCT).
Measured bone thickness around upper incisors in three regions: cervical, central, and apical.
Assessed the inclination angles of incisors with the palatine plane.
Thicker alveolar bone observed in the apical palatine region, followed by the central palatine and labial apical regions.
The cervical and central labial regions had the least bone thickness.
A proportional correlation was found between incisor inclination and alveolar bone thickness for both right and left incisors.

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CBCT study evaluates bone thickness and inclination correlation in upper incisors, indicating possibly vital anatomical insights.

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Dayoub et al. (2015) studied this question.

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