The angular relationship between the occlusal plane and six variants of Camper's plane used in clinical practice were investigated on 41 lateral cephalometric radiographs. The line A-T1, connecting the lower border of the ala with the upper border of the tragus is recommended in establishing the occlusal plane in patients with a Skeletal Class 2 jaw relationship, the A-T2, running through the middle of the tragus, in patients with a Skeletal Class 1, and the line A-T3, running through the lower border of the tragus in patients with the Skeletal Class 3 jaw relationship.
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