This study was designed to quantify linear changes in length and thickness for both maxillary and mandibular lips. Twenty-seven (27) untreated children were used in this study. Five serial lateral radiographs were taken from the age of 3-18 years old. Results of the study demonstrated that lips grow in length and thickness by age. Also, this growth in both dimensions is more marked in male subjects than in females.King Saud Universit
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The present study investigates how sexual dimorphism in the human mandible develops in three-dimensi...
This study was performed to determine age- and sex-related differences in lip thickness. Lateral cep...
In the present study, mandibular morphology was investigated on lateral cephalometric head films and...
BACKGROUND: To describe normal soft tissue growth and development of the human face through volume...
Three basic factors influence the development of dental occlusion from the usual flush terminal plan...
The developing face is of interest to orthodontists, especially if orthodontic treatment can influen...
The present study investigates how sexual dimorphism in the human mandible develops in three-dimensi...
This study was designed to quantify linear changes in length and thickness for both maxillary and ma...
A 3-dimensional computerised system with landmark representation of the soft-tissue facial surface a...
The objective of this study was to supply information about: (1) normal sex-related dimensions of mo...
Soft tissue analysis plays an increasing, strategic role in the recognition of facial alterations, b...
Along with traditional goal of 'straightening teeth', today's orthodontics put more and more emphasi...
WOS: 000413228700009This study was performed to determine age- and sex-related differences in lip th...
A method for the quantitative and qualitative analysis of the facial soft tissue profile has been de...
The aim of the present retrospective study was to evaluate the influence of age and gender on upper ...
The present study investigates how sexual dimorphism in the human mandible develops in three-dimensi...
This study was performed to determine age- and sex-related differences in lip thickness. Lateral cep...
In the present study, mandibular morphology was investigated on lateral cephalometric head films and...
BACKGROUND: To describe normal soft tissue growth and development of the human face through volume...
Three basic factors influence the development of dental occlusion from the usual flush terminal plan...
The developing face is of interest to orthodontists, especially if orthodontic treatment can influen...
The present study investigates how sexual dimorphism in the human mandible develops in three-dimensi...