Cephalometrics Flashcards

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What are the uses of cephalometric technique?

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  • Study of Craniofacial Growth.
  • Diagnosis of Craniofacial Deformity.
  • Planning Orthodontic Treatment.
  • Evaluation of Treated Cases.
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What is a cephalostat?

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holds the subject’s head in a fixed relationship to the central x-ray source

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Soft tissue profile

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Crista galli

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Greater wing of sphenoid bone

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Outer table

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Inner table

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Frontal sinus

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Floor of anterior cranial fossa (midline)

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Floor of anterior cranial fossa (laterally)

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Ethmoid sinus

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Nasal bone

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Zygoma

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Pterygomaxillary fissure

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Mandibular canal

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Hyoid bone

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Mandible

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Soft palate

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Maxilla

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Maxillary sinus

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What is an anatomic landmark?

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Those that represent actual anatomic structures of the skull.

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nasion

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orbitale

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anterior nasal spine

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superior prosthion

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subspinale

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infradentale

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pogonion

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supramentale

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menton

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gnathion

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gonion

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condylion

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basion

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posterior nasal spine

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What are derived landmarks?

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Those that have been constructed or obtained secondarily from anatomic structures

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sella

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articulare

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pterygomaxillary fissure

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porion

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key ridge

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What are the different soft tissue points on a cephalometric?

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a)Soft tissue glabella.
b)Pronasale.
c)Subnasale.
d)Labrale superius.
e)Labrale inferius.
f) Soft tissue pogonion

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soft tissue glabella

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pronasale

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subnasale

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labrale superius

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labrale inferius

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soft tissue pogonion

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A plane requires three points for definition; however, the cephalometric planes are only just lines connecting ______ points

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two

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sella-nasion

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Frankfort horizontal (porion-orbitale)

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palatal plane (anterior nasal spine-posterior nasal spine)

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occlusal plane

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mandibular plane (gonion-menton)

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What are the horizontal planes on a cephalometric?

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*sella-nasion
*frankfort horizontal
*palatal plane
*occlusal plane
*mandibular plane

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What two points are connected in the sella-nasion plane?

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sella
nasion

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What two points are connected in the frankfort horizontal plane?

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porion
orbitale

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What two points are connected in the palatal plane?

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anterior nasal spine
posterior nasal spine

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What two points are connected in the mandibular plane?

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gonion
menton

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What are the vertical planes on a cephalometric?

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*Nasion-Subspinale (N-A)
*Nasion-Supramentale (N-B)
*Facial plane (N-Pog)
*Subspinale-Supramentale (A-B)
*Subspinale-Pogonion (A-Pog)

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What two points are connected in the facial plane?

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nasion
pogonion

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What is an SNA measurement?

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Determines the anteroposterior relation of the maxilla to the cranial base. The inferior inside angle in which the SN plane intersects the NA plane.

Mean = 82

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SNA

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What is an SNB measurement?

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Determines the anteroposterior relation of the mandible to the cranial base. The inferior inside angle in which the SN plane intersects the NB plane.

Mean = 80

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SNB

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What is an ANB measurement?

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Determines the anteroposterior discrepancy of the maxillary to mandibular apical bases. The difference between SNA and SNB.

Mean = 2

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ANB

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What is an occlusal plane measurement?

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Appraisal of the location of the teeth in occlusion to the face and the skull. Measure the angle of the occlusal plane to the SN plane.

Mean = 14

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occlusal plane

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What is a mandibular plane measurement?

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Appraisal of the growth pattern. Measure the angle of the mandibular plane to the SN plane.

Mean = 32

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mandibular plane

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What is used to measure maxillary incisor position?

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Mx. 1 – NA (nasion-subspinale)

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What is the mean for maxillary incisor position?

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22 degrees 4mm

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What is this measuring?

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maxillary incisor position

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What is used to measure mandibular incisor position?

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Md. 1 – NB (nasion-supramentale)

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What is the mean for mandibular incisor position?

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25 degrees 4mm

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What is this measuring?

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mandibular incisor position

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What is the interincisal angle?

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Relates the relative position of the maxillary incisor to that of the mandibular incisor.

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What is the mean for the interincisal angle?

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131

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What is this measuring?

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interincisal angle

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How do you use the S line to analize the soft tissue?

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What is the mean for the frankfort mandibular plane angle (FMA)?

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25

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What is the mean for the mandibular incisor plane angle (IMPA)?

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90

102
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What is the mean for the frankfort mandibular incisor plane angle (FMIA)?

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65

103
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What are the angles of the diagnostic facial triangle?

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*Frankfort mandibular plane angle – FMA
*Mandibular incisor plane angle – IMPA
*Frankfort mandibular incisor angle – FMIA

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What is Wits appraisal of jaw disharmony?

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  • Measures the extent to which the jaws are related to each other anteroposteriorly.
  • Perpendiculars from points A and B onto the occlusal plane
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What is the mean and range of wits appraisal?

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Mean = -1
Range = -2 to 4

106
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Hyper or Hypo divergent

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Hyperdivergent

107
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Hyper or Hypo divergent

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Hypodivergent