Influence of Tooth Loss and Malocclusions on Condylar Position: Analysis by Cone Beam Computed Tomography

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Cláudio Roberto Tavares Pereira Filho
Cláudio Roberto Tavares Pereira Filho
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Lara Lecy Nogueira Barbosa de Sousa
Lara Lecy Nogueira Barbosa de Sousa
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Paulo Goberlânio De Barros Silva
Paulo Goberlânio De Barros Silva
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Rafael Linard Avelar
Rafael Linard Avelar
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Maysa Luna de Souza
Maysa Luna de Souza
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Fernanda Araújo Sampaio
Fernanda Araújo Sampaio

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This study aimed to assess the position of the condyle in the condylar fossa using cone beam computed tomography in patients with tooth loss and malocclusion. A sample of 47 patients of both genders from the Unichristus Dentistry service was selected and divided into six groups. The division was as follows: 1. Angle Class I patients; 2. Angle Class II patients; 3. Angle Class III patients; 4. edentulous patients in both arches; 5. edentulous upper and partially edentulous lower patients; 6. patients with multiple losses. All the patients underwent closedmouth cone-beam computed tomography, with exposure values of 85kVp, 6.3ma, and 20s of exposure. The images were analyzed in sagittal and axial sections on both sides. Data was expressed as mean and standard deviation, and the Kolmogorov-Smirnov normality test was used to compare the right and left sides or ANOVA/ Bonferroni for independent or repeated measures.

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Cláudio Roberto Tavares Pereira Filho. 2026. \u201cInfluence of Tooth Loss and Malocclusions on Condylar Position: Analysis by Cone Beam Computed Tomography\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - D: Radiology, Diagnostic GJMR-D Volume 24 (GJMR Volume 24 Issue D1): .

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Alt text: Detailed study on tooth loss and malocclusion effects on condylar position with clinical implications.
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This study aimed to assess the position of the condyle in the condylar fossa using cone beam computed tomography in patients with tooth loss and malocclusion. A sample of 47 patients of both genders from the Unichristus Dentistry service was selected and divided into six groups. The division was as follows: 1. Angle Class I patients; 2. Angle Class II patients; 3. Angle Class III patients; 4. edentulous patients in both arches; 5. edentulous upper and partially edentulous lower patients; 6. patients with multiple losses. All the patients underwent closedmouth cone-beam computed tomography, with exposure values of 85kVp, 6.3ma, and 20s of exposure. The images were analyzed in sagittal and axial sections on both sides. Data was expressed as mean and standard deviation, and the Kolmogorov-Smirnov normality test was used to compare the right and left sides or ANOVA/ Bonferroni for independent or repeated measures.

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Influence of Tooth Loss and Malocclusions on Condylar Position: Analysis by Cone Beam Computed Tomography

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