Results Type II (branched) pattern was the most predominant cheiloscopic pattern. The
predominant patterns which related to the Angle's classification were; type I (complete …

Background and Objectives A probable association between dermatoglyphics and
malocclusions related to skeletal discrepancy may exist as dermal ridges, and craniofacial …

Objective: To assess the correlation between different cheiloscopic patterns with the terminal
planes in deciduous dentition. Materials and Methods: Three hundred children who are 3–6 …

Aim: The main aim of this study is to correlate cheiloscopy, fingerprint pattern and
palatoscopy to skeletal Class I sagittal jaw relationship and to include cheiloscopy …

Background: Cheiloscopic analysis has been shown to have close association with skeletal
malocclusion. Hence, aim of the present study was to explore any association between lip …

Introduction: Lips form an important component of the orofacial soft tissue profile. So they
play an important role in orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning. In recent past …

Conclusion: Dermatoglyphics and cheiloscopy can be used to investigate the genetic
correlations of malocclusion and to prevent malocclusion at an early stage. They are simple …

Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the correlation between different
cheiloscopic patterns with the canine relationship in deciduous dentition. Materials and …

Aim: Lip prints are unique for any individual. The potential of lip prints as one of the biometric
records to determine the identity has been well-recognized. However, studies focused on …

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