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1.Craniofacial growth differences between low and high MP-SN angle males: a longitudinal study
AT Karlsen - The Angle orthodontist, 1995 - angle.org
... Craniofacuzl growth dzflerences Table 3 Mean and standard dev|at|on for the and high (n 15)
angle groups MPSN() Low angles 22 9 1 2 4 High angles 40.5 ¢ 3.6 Resuhs Table 3 shows mean
and standard deviation (°) for the MP-SN angle in the lowand high angle groups at ...
2.Influence of respiratory pattern on craniofacial growth
JA MCNAMARA JR - The Angle Orthodontist, 1981 - angle.org
... of each patient indicated that 77% of the sample had a Class I molar relationship, 13% had a
Class II relationship, and 10% had a Class III relationship. ... patients into two groups: those with
a high mandibular plane angle (n = 62) and thosewith a low mandibular plane angle ...
3.The “Wits” appraisal of jaw disharmony
A Jacobson - American Journal of Orthodontics, 1975 - Elsevier
... must be taken into account in predicting growth trends. The latter, in effect, still remains educated
guesswork. Whereas a low mandibular plane angle in Class II malocclusions usually indicates
favorable mandibular growth," 11 investigators have shownhow ...
4.Vertical malocclusions: etiology, development, diagnosis and some aspects of treatment
IL Nielsen - The Angle Orthodontist, 1991 - angle.org
... period or the prepubertal growth minimum, intensity may be as little as 1 to 2 mm per ... pro- file
similar to the patient seen in Figure 6. The occlusion is again Class I but in ... vertical malocclusion
In a study of the facialmorphology in three groups of subjects, low angle, average and ...
5.Adjusting ANB angles to reflect the effect of maxillary position
RS FREEMAN - The Angle Orthodontist, 1981 - angle.org
... or most cases, but if the SNA angle is high, indicating a forward divergent or mesognathic face,
or if it is low, indicating a back ... I recall one presentation where a leading clinician referred to the
screenand stated that the case was a “severe Class II with an ANB angle of eight ...
6.Craniofacial morphology in children with Angle Class II-1 malocclusion with and without deepbite
AT Karlsen - The Angle Orthodontist, 1994 - angle.org
... According to some writers, Angle Class II molar relationship may be due to an open cranial base
flexure, giving the man- dibular ... between groups 2 and 3were, in many respects, similar to those
described by earlier researchers for low and high MP-EN angle cases.2°'2“ I:n ...
7.Planning treatment on the basis of the facial pattern and an estimate of its growth
RM Ricketts - The Angle Orthodontist, 1957 - angle.org
... Cases with high mandibular plane angles, small gonial prominences, thin rami and short condyle
heads frequently display excessiveopening during treat- ment.' On the other hand, cases pos-
sessing acute gonial angles ... 5). In Class II cases the average angle formed by the
8.The pinning by particles of low and high angle grain boundaries during grain growth
CJ Tweed, B Ralph, N Hansen - Acta Metallurgica, 1984 - Elsevier
... of grain boundary have been averaged and these aver- ages are given in Table 2. As might ... givea value of /*r/y which is of the same order as that for the low angle class. ... diner marked)y from
the theoretica) case modelled by Ashby and Lewis: (a) high angle boundary interacting ...
9.Facial balance and harmony: an attainable objective for the patient with a high mandibular plane angle
HA Klontz - American journal of orthodontics and dentofacial …, 1998 - Elsevier
...8).figureLikewise, there is a segment of this ″low angle” patient population for whom mandibular ...
especially for growing patients and even more so for those with Class II malocclusion. ... in the
successful treatment of the patient with a moderate to high ″angle” skeletal pattern ...
10.The influence of orthodontic treatment on facial growth and development
RM Ricketts - The Angle Orthodontist, 1960 -...