L'equilibre architectural de la face: un concept cephalometrique 3D. [The architectural balance of the face: a 3D cephalometric concept]

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Title
L'equilibre architectural de la face: un concept cephalometrique 3D. [The architectural balance of the face: a 3D cephalometric concept]
Journal
Revue de Stomatologie et de Chirurgie Maxillo-Faciale
Author(s)
Treil  J., Casteigt  J., Borianne  P., Madrid  C., Jaeger  M., de Bonnecaze  P.
ISSN
0035-1768 (Print)
Publication state
Published
Issued date
08/1999
Volume
100
Number
3
Pages
111-22
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English Abstract
Journal Article --- Old month value: Aug
Abstract
The use of the c2000 software led us to develop a new 3D cephalometric construction, based on the selection on the axial CT Scans of 8 anatomical landmarks and of teeth, all of which were situated along the trigeminal neuro matriciel facial growth axes. The analysis of this construction is based on the use of an original mathematical tool in biology: the axes of inertia. Using the selection of both mental foramen, both infra and supra orbital foramen and the head of both malleus, the C 2000 software creates a geometrical construction called: "the maxillo-facial frame", as well as, a 3D cephalometric analysis: angles, distances, areas, volumes center of gravity and axes of inertia. Using the selection of teeth, the C 2000 software calculates the axes of inertia of each tooth or of groups of teeth. The use of the axes of inertia allow us to create of a hierarchy of anatomical levels the teeth, the half arches, the arches, both arches and the maxillo-facial frame. In addition, for each of these anatomical levels, the axes of inertia create a 3D landmark which allows the calculation of the orientation of each of these elements in relation to the others. The study of 28 orthomorphic people using this analysis revealed the existence of a maxillo-facial balance that is unique for each individual.
Keywords
Adolescent Adult Aged Cephalometry/*methods/statistics & numerical data Face/*anatomy & histology/radiography Female Humans Male Maxillofacial Development Middle Aged Software Tomography, X-Ray Computed Tooth/anatomy & histology/radiography
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