Clinical Assessment

Question 1

Leptoprosopia

Answer 1

Long narrow face

Question 2

Mesoprosopia

Answer 2

Oval face

Question 3

Euryprosopia

Answer 3

Short, broad face

Question 4

Dolicofacial

Answer 4

Long and narrow

Question 5

Mesofacial

Answer 5

Oval

Question 6

Brachyfacial

Answer 6

Short and wide face

Question 7

Point between the eyebrows

Answer 7

Glabella

Question 8

Point under the nose.

Answer 8

Subnasale

Question 9

Most inferior part of the chin.

Answer 9

Menton

Question 10

Where the frontal and nasal bones meet, just under the glabella.

Answer 10

Nasion.

Question 11

Porion to Orbitale

Answer 11

Frankfort Horizontal Plane

Question 12

How do we determine Pro or retrognathism in a patient?

Answer 12

The line from nasion to mention should be perpendicular to the Frankfort Horizontal, then look to see if the maxilla or mandible is anterior or posterior to that line.

Question 13

Nasion to subnasale is what percent?

Answer 13

43

Question 14

Subnasale to menton is what percent?

Answer 14

57

Question 15

Competence definition

Answer 15

Lips are touching when you swallow.

Question 16

This lip tone creates puckered lips.

Answer 16

Hyper tone

Question 17

A line drawn from the tip of the nose to the chin.

Answer 17

E (Esthetic Line)

Question 18

Cant of the upper lip should be….

Answer 18

Inclined forward relative to the vertical orientation of the face.

14 degrees plus/minus 8 degrees

Question 19

Name of the angle between the columella of the nose and philtrum of the lip.

Answer 19

Nasolabial angle

Question 20

What do you do to the incisors if the patient has a retrusive upper lip?

Answer 20

Procline them; Do NOT retract the upper incisors.

Question 21

Are ortho patients at greater risk for TMD?

Answer 21

No!