Correlations between teleradiometric indicators according to the steiner method and the sizes of teeth and dental arches in ukrainian young men and young women with physiological occlusion and a wide facial type.

Abstract

Studying the features of craniofacial development in individuals with different facial types is important for optimizing orthodontic planning. Teleradiographic indicators according to the Steiner method allow us to assess the spatial relationships of the jaws, teeth, and soft tissues of the profile. the analysis of correlations between cephalometric characteristics, tooth sizes and dental arch parameters in patients with harmonious occlusal development is relevant. This allows us to better understand the anatomical and functional patterns of the maxillofacial region in adolescence.