Estudos das caracteristicas cefalométricas do padrão face longa
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2003-01-29
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Cardoso, Mauricio de Almeida [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este estudo objetivou determinar as características cefalométricas dos indivíduos portadores de Padrão Face Longa em comparação com indivíduos Padrão I e verificar a presença de dimorfismo entre gêneros nesse tipo de displasia esquelética. Um total de 73 telerradiografias em norma lateral, sendo 34 Padrão Face Longa e 39 Padrão I, foram selecionadas com base na morfologia facial, não considerando as relações oclusais e sagitais. Foram avaliados: padrão de crescimento facial, alturas faciais anteriores e posterior, relação maxilo-mandibular, além das relações dentárias com suas bases apicais. De uma forma geral, os indivíduos Padrão Face Longa apresentaram grandes desvios em relação aos indivíduos Padrão I, sendo a doença decorrente de um desequilíbrio entre os componentes verticais Pôde-se observar que os valores das grandezas AFAT, AFAI, AFATperp, AFAIperp, 1-PP, 6-PP, 1-PM, SNB, ANB, ângulo goníaco, ângulo plano mandibular, além das proporções AFAI/AFAT e AFAIperp/AFATperp, estavam significantemente alterados para os indivíduos Padrão Face Longa. Com base nos resultados obtidos neste estudo, verificou-se que esses indivíduos caracterizavam-se pelo padrão de crescimento vertical e por um aumento da altura facial anterior inferior - conseqüentemente, da altura facial anterior total - estando a deformidade localizada abaixo do plano palatino. Foram observados ainda um retrognatismo maxilar e mandibular, além da presença de extrusão dentária anterior e póstero-superior, com os incisivos superiores bem posicionados em suas bases e, os inferiores, lingualizados. O conjunto de alterações esqueléticas deu ao gênero feminino uma face longa mais marcadamente severa.
This study aimed to determine cephalometric characteristics of long face pattern patients in comparison to Class I pattern patients and to verify the presence or not of sexual dimorphism in this kind of skeletal dysplasia. A total of 73 lateral norm telerradiographs, 34 long face pattern and 39 Class I pattern individuals, were selected and compared with regards to facial morphology, not considering occlusal and sagital relationships. Additionally, evaluations were also made on facial growth pattern, anterior and posterior facial heights, maxillary-mandibular relationship, as well as apical bases relationship and dental characteristics. In short, long face pattern individuals presented a large number of deviations compared to Class I pattern individuals, dysplasia being due to a disproportion among vertical components. It was observed that the values of variables TAFH, LAFH, TAFHperp, LAFHperp, 1-PP, 6-PP, 1-MP, SNB, ANB, goniac angle, mandibular plane angle, and the proportions among the facial heights were significantly altered in long face pattern individuals. Based on the results obtained from the present study, it has been verified that those individuals were characterized by the vertical growth pattern and by an increase of anterior and inferior facial height, the deformity being located below the palatal plane. It was also possible to verify a maxillary and mandibular retrognathism, as well as the presence of anterior and posterosuperior dental extrusion, with apical incisors in apical base, and linguoclinated lower incisors. The entire skeletal alteration has given the feminine gender a more severely marked longer face.
This study aimed to determine cephalometric characteristics of long face pattern patients in comparison to Class I pattern patients and to verify the presence or not of sexual dimorphism in this kind of skeletal dysplasia. A total of 73 lateral norm telerradiographs, 34 long face pattern and 39 Class I pattern individuals, were selected and compared with regards to facial morphology, not considering occlusal and sagital relationships. Additionally, evaluations were also made on facial growth pattern, anterior and posterior facial heights, maxillary-mandibular relationship, as well as apical bases relationship and dental characteristics. In short, long face pattern individuals presented a large number of deviations compared to Class I pattern individuals, dysplasia being due to a disproportion among vertical components. It was observed that the values of variables TAFH, LAFH, TAFHperp, LAFHperp, 1-PP, 6-PP, 1-MP, SNB, ANB, goniac angle, mandibular plane angle, and the proportions among the facial heights were significantly altered in long face pattern individuals. Based on the results obtained from the present study, it has been verified that those individuals were characterized by the vertical growth pattern and by an increase of anterior and inferior facial height, the deformity being located below the palatal plane. It was also possible to verify a maxillary and mandibular retrognathism, as well as the presence of anterior and posterosuperior dental extrusion, with apical incisors in apical base, and linguoclinated lower incisors. The entire skeletal alteration has given the feminine gender a more severely marked longer face.
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Cefalometria, Cranio - Anomalias e deformidades Anomalias e deformidades, Ortodontia corretiva, Cephalometry
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CARDOSO, Mauricio de Almeida. Estudos das caracteristicas cefalométricas do padrão face longa. 2003. 163 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de Araçatuba, 2003.