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GEOMETRIC MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS (GMA) OF MANDIBULAR SYMPHYSIS IN CLASS
            III SKELETAL BASE PATIENTS IN DIFFERENT AGE

            Teo KF, Murshida MN, Alizae Marny SM, Helmi HP
            Objective:  To investigate the  mandibular symphysis (MS) shape variation among
            adolescents,  emerging adults, and adults with Class III skeletal base, using geometric
            morphometric analysis.  Materials  and  methods:  Pre-treatment lateral cephalometric
            radiographs of 254 patients aged between 11-40 years old, with Class III skeletal base
            (ANB <1o) and lower incisor angle (<99o) were included. The sample was divided into
            adolescence, emerging adulthood, and adulthood based on gonial angle. Nine-landmarks
            with x and y coordinates were identified on mandibular symphysis. Procrustes anova and
            canonical variate analysis was used to compare mean differences for age groups. Results:
            In high gonial angle group, adults had significantly narrower alveolar and basal part of MS
            (p=0.003, 10000 permutation test) while emerging adults had significantly narrower
            alveolar part of MS (p=0.01, 10000 permutation test) compared to adolescents. In average
            gonial angle group, adults have significantly narrower alveolar and basal  part of
            mandibular symphysis compared to emerging adults (p=0.007, 10000 permutation test)
            and adolescents (p<0.0001, 10000 permutation test). Low gonial angle groups showed
            wider and shorter mandibular symphysis for all age groups. Conclusion: The MS shape can
            be  affected by  age  groups  where  significant  MS shape  variation  observed  between
            adolescents, emerging adults, and adults. Hence, understanding the shape variation of
            mandibular symphysis  especially in adults with high gonial  angle is important during
            orthodontic treatment planning to avoid unwanted complications.

            Keywords: Geometric Morphometric Analysis, Mandibular symphysis, Age, Class III, Gonial angle,
            Shape
            Poster presentation at the 19  Annual Scientific Meeting Malaysian Section International Association of Dental Research
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            on 10th October 2020 at the Accappella Suite Hotel, Shah Alam, Malaysia
            Published in International Journal of Dentistry and Oral Science, 2021;08(06): 2716-2720

            Dr Teo Kui Fei
            Orthodontic Unit
            Jalan Sultan Mahmud Dental Clinic
            Kuala Terengganu
            Terengganu

            Dr Murshida Marizan Nor
            Dr Alizae Marny Fadzlin Syed Mohamed
            Discipline of Orthodontics
            Centre for Family Oral Health
            Faculty of Dentistry
            Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

            Dr Helmi Mohd Hadi Pritam
            School of Health Sciences
            Universiti Sains Malaysia








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