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Introduction: The inclination of occlusal plane (OP) is determined by paralleling the OP to ala-tragus line. Inspite of its wide acceptability, the exact location of tragal point on ala-tragus line is unclear. In addition, morphologic features vary among
Nitasha Gandhi +2 more
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Background: Determining occlusal plane is challenging and difficult aspect during complete removable partial denture prosthesis rehabilitation. Numerous soft tissue landmarks like commissures of the mouth by Gillis in 1933, parotid papilla by P. F. Foley
Pawan Mehta, Shanti Chhetri
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The Ala-Tragus Line as a Guide for Orientation of the Occlusal Plane in Complete Dentures
ABSTRACT Aim The use of the ala-tragus line (ATL) to orient the occlusal plane (OP) is controversial because there is a lack of agreement on the exact points of reference for this line. This study determined the relationship between the natural OP and ATL which was established by using the inferior border of the ala of the nose and (1) the superior ...
Ronald Younes
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ABSTRACTAimDefinitions of the ala-tragus line (ATL) cause confusion, because the exact points of reference for this line do not agree. This study determined the relationship between the prosthetic occlusal plane (OP) corresponding to the lateral borders of the tongue and ATL which was established by using the inferior border of the ala of the nose and (
Carole Abi, Ghosn +2 more
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The accuracy of anatomic landmarks on the occlusal plane: a comparative study between conventional and 3D image method [PDF]
Background To establish the occlusal plane, the conventional methods for facial analysis to gain accurate alignment of the occlusal plane are inadequate, while 3D technologies are an ideal diagnostic tool.
Supak Kingrungpetch +2 more
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Considering the importance of the occlusal plane orientation in complete denture prostheses, a study was conducted on the relationship between this plane with ala-tragus and Camper's lines in soft tissue among individuals with class I, class II and class III occlusion.
Manesh, Lahori +2 more
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Precise jaw relation recorder: An innovative device for prosthodontic rehabilitation [PDF]
Background: The orchestration of jaw relations in edentulous scenarios poses a significant challenge, demanding acumen, and expertise from the clinician.
C. Dhinesh Kumar +3 more
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RELATION OF ALA TRAGUS LINE WITH OCCLUSAL PLANE IN DIFFERENT FACIAL FORMS IN DELHI POPULATION
Mansi Gupta, Ijar
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Ultrasonographic assessment of the lateral pterygoid muscle for BoNT-A injection. [PDF]
Abstract The upper head of the lateral pterygoid muscle (LPM) is known to insert into the capsule of the temporomandibular joint and articular disc, and therefore its relationship with temporomandibular disorders (TMD) has been consistently suggested.
Bae H, Lee YH, Kim SB, Hu KS, Kim HJ.
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The Occlusal plane (OP) inclination is determined by paralleling the ala- tragus line to the occlusal plane. The location of the ala-tragus line is unclear because the exact location of the posterior reference tragal point is controversial. Additionally, morphological variations are observed between different ethnic groups. Therefore, evaluation of the
Gayathri Bandari +5 more
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