The aim of this investigation was to perform a review of the literature dealing with the issue
of relationships between dental occlusion, body posture and temporomandibular disorders …

This paper is a summary of findings of adult age-related craniofacial morphological
changes. Our aims are two-fold:(1) through a review of the literature we address the factors …

Facial aging was once thought to be the result of the relentless downward pull of gravity on
skin and underlying fat. In turn, facial fat was believed to be a contiguous sheet of tissue …

Abstract Study Objectives: To define differences in the skeletal components of facial
structure predisposing to the obstructive sleep apnea/hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS) by a …

Neuromuscular dentistry has been a controversial topic in the field of dentistry and still
remains debatable. The issue of good occlusion and sound health has been repeatedly …

In the forensic sciences, knowledge of facial ageing is very important in searching for both
dead and living individuals. Ageing estimations typically model the biological profile, which …

Purpose The aim of the study was to examine the different morphometric variations of the
human mandibles, comparing between males and females in dentate and edentulous …

Human skull morphology results from complex processes that involve the coordinated
growth and interaction of its skeletal components to keep a functional and structural balance …

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It is widely accepted that the estimation of biological attributes in the human skeleton is more
accurate when population-specific standards are applied. With the shortage of such data for …