Orthodontics and Craniofacial Research· 2026Q1
Can Childhood Longitudinal Cephalograms Predict Adult Facial Soft‐Tissue Dimensions? A Bayesian Modelling Study
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Longitudinal childhood cephalograms can predict adult facial soft-tissue dimensions with a mean absolute error ranging from 0.73 mm (lower lip thickness) to 2.85 mm (lower facial height), according to Bayesian modeling of 96 subjects.
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