THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT OF CONE BEAM CT IN HANOI’S PEOPLE

Diệu Hồng Đinh 1,, Thị Thu Hương Đỗ 1
1 VNU Hanoi-University of Medicine and Pharmacy

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Cone-beam computed tomographic (CBCT) imaging is a useful method for dental diagnosis and treatment, especially to observe the temporomandibular joint. The aim of this study was to identify morphology of the temporomandibular joint, looking for the relationship between morphology of the temporomandibular joint and maloclusion. CBCT of 59 patients were used. Results were as follows: The length of right mandibular condylar is 18,46 ±2,80 mm, the width of right mandibular condylar is 8,51 ± 1,22 mm, the height of right mandibular condylar is 21,22± 3,13 mm, the thickness of right mandibular fossa is 1,62±1,04 mm, the width of right mandibular fossa is 17,92 ± 3,71mm, the depth of right mandibular fossa is 8,76 ± 1,76 mm, the number of air cavities in right articular tubercle is 1,42 ± 0,83, the inclination of right articular tubercle is 39,45 ± 8,72º, the height of right articular tubercle is 7,21 ± 1,64mm.  The length of left mandibular condylar is 17,91 ±3,54mm, the width of left mandibular condylar is 8,17±1,64mm, the height of left mandibular condylar is 21,98±3,26 mm, the thickness of left mandibular fossa is 1,66 ± 1,04 mm, the width of left mandibular fossa is 18,55 ± 3,12 mm, the depth of left mandibular fossa is 8,68 ± 1,26mm, the number of air cavities in left articular tubercle is 1,34 ± 0,74, the inclination of left articular tubercle is 38,85 ± 8,46º, the height of left articular tubercle is 7,38 ± 2,22mm. The length of mandibular condylar, the width of mandibular condylar, the height of mandibular condylar, the height of mandibular condylar, the number of air cavities in articular tubercle have strong positive linear correlation. The width of mandibular fossa, the inclination of articular tubercle has medium positive linear correlation. The characteristic of right temporomandibular joint in men are higher than in women.

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