Analysis of upper and lower jaw width indicators in the frontal cephalogram of representatives of the Uzbek population
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Cephalometric indicators of the frontal cephalogram on “Rickets” were determined in representatives of the Uzbek population with normal physiological comics of 91 people (51 men and 40 women) aged 18-30 years. When determining cephalometric indicators, using the methods of determining the indicators of the transverse direction of the development of the upper and lower jaws proposed by the author, it was determined in the representatives of the Uzbek population. These indicators are used in the assessment of the symmetry of the facial-jaw area, in the diagnosis and treatment of transverse anomalies.
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