Modeling the parameters necessary for constructing the correct shape of the dental arch depending on the features of teleradiometric indicators using the Steiner or Tweed methods and computed tomography dimensions of teeth in Ukrainian young men and young women with physiological occlusion

Abstract

Ukrainian young men and young women, physiological occlusion The study of the parameters of the dental arch, taking into account teleradiometric indicators and tooth sizes, is important for planning orthodontic treatment, which contributes to achieving stable and functionally optimal results. The Steiner and Tweed methods, widely used to assess craniofacial proportions, allow identifying key anthropometric features that affect the shape of the dental arch. The additional use of computed tomography measurements provides high accuracy in analyzing tooth sizes, which is especially important for individualizing orthodontic approaches.