Paper language: Spanish


The Transverse Dimension:
Diagnosis and Relevance to Functional Occlusion
Diagnosis and Relevance to Functional Occlusion
AUTHOR: Ryan K. Tamburrino,, Normand S. Boucher, Robert L. Vanarsdall, Antonino Secchi,
Spanish abstract
Much focus of orthodontic diagnoses is placed on the sagittal and vertical dimensions. However, a proper evaluation of the transverse dimension must also have equal importance. Research has shown that interferences from an exaggerated Curve of Wilson due to a maxillary transverse deficiency play a role in centric relation (CR)/Central occlusion (CO) discrepancies, adverse periodontal stresses, and craniofacial development. This article illustrates three scientifically validated methods for evaluating the transverse dimension: Ricketts’ P-A cephalometric analysis, Andrews’ Element III analysis, and the University of Pennsylvania Cone-Beam CT Transverse analysis. The aim is to show methods using traditional cephalometry, study models, and cone-beam computed tomography, not to compare one method to another. The reader must then choose to use the method that is most appropriate for his practice.Download paper (PDF)
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