AKTIVITAS PADA SKELET KRANIOFASIAL SELAMA PERIODE PERTUMBUHAN
Magdalena Lesmana
Journal of Dentistry Indonesia · 2015
doi:10.14693/jdi.v10i2.441 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The human skull is a complicated structure made up from 20 constituent bones and it is thus not surprising that the pattern of growth is complicated. The fully grown skull is not simple a larger version of the infant form. The adult skull differs not only in size but also in shape, indicating that theremust be a process of differential growth. The differential growth process must be a different activity seen in the craniofacial skelet, during the growing period and it may be divided into four components. Knowledge of craniofacial growth provides a background to the understanding of the treatment planning process and to undertake suitable interceptive treatment, to hinder the stomatognathic function problems in the future.
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