VARIABILITY OF MORPHOMETRIC INDICATORS OF THE CRANIOFACIAL COMPLEX IN PATIENTS WITH DISTAL OCCLUSION ACCORDING TO 3D CEPHALOMETRY DATA
According to the results of a digital study of 3D cephalometry and cone beam computed tomography of the skull (panoramic and axial images of the teeth and temporomandibular joints with measured points and measurements in the vertical and sagittal planes). Diagnostic plaster models of the lower jaw of 52 adult patients with distal occlusion, and morphometric features of the craniofacial complex were determined. Anthropometric, odontometric and biometric methods for studying the indicators of the craniofacial complex have been improved. A method for determining the sagittal occlusal curve Spee is proposed. Thus, the obtained results effectively treat adult patients with occlusive pathology with partial or complete loss of teeth.