Evaluation of lip print patterns, lip strain and lip thickness in skeletal class I and class II malocclusion.
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.Abstract
Modern orthodontics has extensively explored the relationship between
skeletal malocclusions, encompassing Class I, II, and III, and also took into account the
morphology of their facial soft tissues. This ability would provide more information about the
individual's identity and assist in early intervention and treatment planning. This study will
help in assessment of lip prints as well as lip strain and lip thickness and their relation with
skeletal malocclusion found in different individuals
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