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Install · gonial width

The ramus at the angle: a width intervention that improves the bigonial-to-bizygomatic ratio.

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What the territory is

The ramus at the angle: a width intervention that improves the bigonial-to-bizygomatic ratio.

How the Codex reads it

Fires on a narrow or triangular ratio read at A1, or a soft angle with that ratio at A4. Held where the face is already square. Width is deep on the ramus; it is never delivered along the border.

Questions

What is the install · gonial width?

The ramus at the angle: a width intervention that improves the bigonial-to-bizygomatic ratio.

How does the Band Codex read the install · gonial width?

Fires on a narrow or triangular ratio read at A1, or a soft angle with that ratio at A4. Held where the face is already square. Width is deep on the ramus; it is never delivered along the border.

What plane does Install · gonial width work in?

On bone. The plane register is part of the BUILD doctrine; see BUILD.

Sources

  1. Farkas L.G. Anthropometry of the Head and Face, 2nd edition. Raven Press, 1994.North American white young adults: face width (zygion to zygion) 139.1 mm in men, mandible width (gonion to gonion) 97.1 mm. Ratio 0.70 in men.

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