Fernröntgenologischer und klinischer Befund bei erschwerter Nasenatmung

Hockenjos, C.; Komposch, Gerda; Schümann, Christian; Rakosi, Thomas

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“…Being within "normal" variation by 8.4 years of age, the smaller SNA and SNB in afflicted adults reveal the same trend, namely a shorter maxilla and a retrognathic middle and lower face. This and the larger SN-ML-ang!e, possibly a compensatory posterior rotation of the mandible, agrees fairly well with the findings of LINDER-ARONSON (14) but not exactly with those of HOCKENJOS et al (9). HARTSOOK (7) or LEECH (12).…”

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“…Since then several authors have studied the relationship between mouth breathing, as an expression of nasal stenosis, and dentofacial development. • HOCKENJOS, KOMPOSCH & SCHUMANN (9) claim that children with oral respiration have a retrognatic mandible and a narrow maxilla. HARTSOOK (7) and LEECH (12), however, found no connection between mode of respiration and dentofacial anatomy.…”

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Dentofacial development in long‐lasting nasal stenosis

Freng

1979

European J Oral Sciences

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abstract— In 18 patients with congenital choanal atresia the connection between impeded nasal respiration and dentofacial development was studied by a combined radiocephalometric and biometric method. The results obtained showed that neither the dental occlusion nor the vertical facial growth diverged from normal. The sagittal growth, however, was significantly reduced. Consequently, nasal stenosis remaining during the growth period contributes not only to transitory discomfort but seems to induce permanent morphologic alterations as well.

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