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Assessment of Nasal Morphology within various Sagittal Skeletal Growth Patterns-A Cross-sectional Cephalometric Study
Romilkumar Shah1, Aakash Shah1
1Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, Faculty of Dental Science, Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad, Gujarat, India.
Aim:
The present research aims to assess the nasal morphology within various Sagittal skeletal growth patterns like Classes I, II and III.
Material And Method:
The present research assesses various nasal parameters within equally distributed 150 lateral cephalograms having Skeletal Classes I, II, and III by manual tracing. The study identified differences in nasal morphology across different skeletal classes.
Result:
Naso-facial angle and Profile angle were greater in Class II cases, whereas Naso-mental angle was greater in Class III cases.
Conclusion:
Nasal morphology must be considered for accurate diagnosis, treatment planning, and facial reconstruction.
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