Question 177 · LDEK · Cephalometry and radiological examination
Which of the angles of Schwartz's analysis makes it possible to determine the position of the facial part of the skull relative to the brain part of the skull in the anteroposterior dimension?
- A. angle F.
- B. angle AB.
- C. angle I.
- D. angle H.
- E. angle G.
Hint
Recall which Schwarz angle, built on the Frankfort horizontal and a facial line through nasion, classifies the face as forward, average or backward.
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