List of Articles by MeSH

ALVEOLAR PROCESS + pathology

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Rajić-Meštrović S, Lapter M, Muretić Ž, Kern J. Dentoalveolar characteristics in subjects with anterior open bite. Acta Stomatol Croat. 2000;34(2):163-72.

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Title in English:	Dentoalveolar characteristics in subjects with anterior open bite
Title in Croatian:	Dentoalveolarne značajke ispitanika s frontalnim otvorenim zagrizom
Type of Article:	original scientific paper
MeSH:	MALOCCLUSION + complications ALVEOLAR PROCESS + pathology DENTAL ARCH
Abstract:	The purpose of this study was to determine the frequency and extent of dentoalveolar compensation in subjects with disharmonious vertical jaw base relationships, in relation to subjects with normal occlusion. The study was performed on 37 lateral cephalograms of patients with open bite and 35 of patients with normal occlusion, aged 15 to 18 years. Each cephalogram was traced twice by two authors. The cephalometric analyses were performed by linear and angular measurements. The angular cephalometric variables were: n-s-gn, sp-pm:m-go, m-go-ar, the sum of the posterior angles according to Bjork (1947, 1954,1966,1972),1:sp-pm and 1:m-go. Linear cephalometric variables: oi, om oi/om, ui, um and ui/um were analysed using the methods of Korkhaus (1959). Statistical data analysis included descriptive statistics, method error, t-test and Pearson(s correlation coefficient for association between variables. Significant differences (p < 0.001) between the samples were found in all investigated variables except 1:sp-pm, oi/om and um. Retrusion of the lower incisors was found, indicating dentoalveolar adaptation to the present posterior rotation of the mandible. Inclination of the upper incisors in relation to the base of the maxilla was significantly negative correlated with the variable n-s-gn, and slightly negatively by correlated with the variable sp:pmm-go. The variables of the height of the upper and lower jaws (oi, om, ui, um) were significantly correlated. A significiant negative correlation was found between variables um and m-go-ar. The correlation between variable um and Bjork’s polygon was slightly negative. The variable ui showed slight negative correlation with the variable m-go-ar. Such a relationship is the result of compensatory retrusion of the lower incisors and a steep mandibular plane.

Farman AG, Benkovich JA, Farman TT. Dehiscence detection using video prints of enhanced images acquired with a CCD intra-oral detector. Acta Stomatol Croat. 1998;32(4):537-46.

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Farman AG, Cottone PM. Cephalometric point "A" position following palatal expansion. Acta Stomatol Croat. 1997;31(2):91-8.

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Roki D, Baćani B. [A nasoalveolar cyst - case report]. Acta Stomatol Croat. 1994;28(1):61-4.

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