Research Article

Relationship between Angular Measurements and Facial Shape of Young Ivorians with Normal Dental Occlusion

Table 1

Description of landmarks.

LandmarksDescriptions

Trichion (Tr)Midpoint of the forehead where it meets the hairline
Glabella (G)Most anterior midpoint of the forehead
Nasion (N)Concavity in the midline at the root of the nose
Pronasale (Prn)Tip of the nose
Columella (Cm)Lowest point under the nose
Subnasale (Sn)Point where the upper lip meets the columella
Labiale superius (Ls)Point indicating the midline cutaneo-mucous border of the upper lip
Stomion (St)Point where the closed lips meet
Labiale inferius (Li)Point indicating the midline cutaneo-mucous border of the lower lip
Supramentale (Sm)Deepest point of the sublabial sulcus
Pogonion (Pog)Tip of the chin
Menton (Me)Lowest point of the lower edge of the chin
Cervical (C)Point where the neck meets the underside of the chin
Porion (Po) Outermost point of the external auditory meatus
Suborbital (Or)Palpable outer edge of the orbit
Endocanthion (En)Inner corners of closed eyelids
Exocanthion (Ex)Outer corners of closed eyelids
Zygion (Zy)Most lateral points of the face, that is, outermost points of the outside contours of the zygomatic arches
Gonion (Go) Lateral meeting points of ramus and corpus between the rearmost point of the mandibular plane and the lowest point of the ramal plane (tang ramus)
Cheilion (Ch) Corners of the mouth
Alae (Al)Most lateral points of the nose