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sions. In order to accurately measure any changes that may have occurred following orthognathic surgery, data regarding shape changes occurring in the temporomandibular joint is necessary. CBCT imaging can provide more complete three-dimensional information related to these changes than has been pos

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l model surgery and have sought to embrace more contemporary methods of virtual surgical planning (VSP) [1]. Since its inception, orthognathic surgery has successfully and predictably been planned and performed by means of traditional, analytical model surgery. Introduction of the cone-beam CT in 19

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3D Imaging to Assess Growth and Treatment Effectspecialties for diagnostic and treatment planning purposes. Additionally, CBCT may be used to evaluate growth and treatment changes in individual patients over time when accurate and precise superimposition techniques are applied appropriately.

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The Upper Airwayryngopharynx. These structures are affected by several factors such as growth and development, gender variability and body-mass index. In this chapter; normal dimensions of the upper airway, methods for its evaluation along with factors affecting its anatomy, volume and minimal correctional area will be discussed.

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Diagnostic Value of 3D Imaging in Clinical Orthodonticsistances and angles turn into areas and volumes, and more information may take orthodontics to the next level, increasing the scope of what can be done clinically. This chapter shows some simple ways of incorporating 3D analysis into a busy orthodontic office, without the need for special software.

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History, Technique, and Safety practice, especially for dental specialties like orthodontics and oral surgery, has certainly changed with this radiographic technology for treatment planning and evaluation. The discovery of X-rays was made by Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen in 1895, who was a known physicist for his work. He won a Nobel P