V. Carek et al., RADIOGRAPHIC CEPHALOMETRIC TESTING OF THE MAXILLOMANDIBULAR HEIGHT INTHE WEARERS OF IMMEDIATE DENTURES, Collegium antropologicum, 20, 1996, pp. 63-66
Determining the position of the prosthetic plane in the wearers of imm
ediate dentures is shown by means of the method of cephalometric orien
tation of the anterior and posterior MMH (64.9 mm, 38.4 mml, the angle
of the prosthetic plane in relation to the maxillar and mandibular pl
anes (7.1 degrees reap. 13.5 degrees), and the angle defined by the sp
ina nasalis anterior the cephalometric point XI and the most prominent
point of the chin (ANS-X(1)-D; 46,6 degrees). The tele-radiographic i
mages (Fotohemiha, Zagreb) obtained by the Orthoceph 5 device (Siemens
, Benscheim, Germany) were analyzed. No significant differences were n
oted between the male and female subjects (p>0.05). The results of the
radiographic cephalometric analysis of the profile of the head in the
wearers of immediate dentures presented here indicate to the relation
s between the mandible and the maxilla and the position of the prosthe
tic plane (PP) in relation to the maxillar (MxP) and mandibular (MdP)
planes. Measurement of the ANS=X(1)-D angle did contribute to determin
ing the vertical dimension.