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See Latest ArticlesInclination of the infraorbital canal studied on dry skulls expresses the maxillary growth pattern: a new contribution to the understanding of change in inclination of ectopic canines during puberty
Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 08/19/09
Caspersen LM et al. – The study indicates that the direction of the infraorbital canal in frontal view reflects the transversal growth of the maxilla. A wide maxilla posteriorly resulted in a small infraorbital transversal angle. These findings might explain the different inclination of ectopic canines.
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