a cephalometric study to determine the plane of occlusion in completely edentulous patients

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Abstract
Aim: Determination of the plane of occlusion in completely edentulous patients with the help of the ala-tragus line (Camper′s plane) may be questioned. An attempt to devise an alternative method to determine the orientation of the plane of occlusion was made. Materials and Methods: Cephalometric analysis was used to identify whether a correlation exists between the plane of occlusion of dentulous Indian individuals and other stable cranial landmarks. Results: A negative correlation was found to exist between the occlusal Plane-FH plane angle and the porion-nasion-anterior nasal spine (PoNANS) angle. Conclusions: From the derived mathematical correlation, it was concluded that the angulation of the occlusal plane in completely edentulous subjects may be determined by taking a cephalogram at the diagnostic stage. Further, the clinical applicability of the derived mathematical formula (while determining the plane of occlusion) was tested on completely edentulous patients.
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Authors ;Amit D Hindocha;Vikas N Vartak;Aruna J Bhandari;Mohit T Dudani
Journal Applied and environmental microbiology
Year 2013
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10.4103/0970-9290.127606
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http://www.ijdr.in/article.asp?issn=0970-9290;year=2013;volume=24;issue=6;spage=669;epage=673;aulast=Hindocha
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