Publications by authors named "Houda Neani"
Article Synopsis
- The study assesses the reliability of bony landmarks A and B in cephalometric analysis, focusing on how incisor repositioning affects their positions.
- The methodology involved comparing cephalometric tracings of 30 orthodontically treated patients with no bone growth disorders to monitor changes in the landmarks' positions.
- Results indicated that orthodontic treatment had a significant effect on point B, which shifted backwards with incisor repositioning, while point A remained unaffected by the treatment.
