成年女性舌骨位置与牙颌面相关指标的三维分析
Three-dimensional analysis of the hyoid bone position in the dental and maxillofacial complex in adult women

DOI: 10.6040/j.issn.1671-7554.0.2018.024

Keywords: 舌骨位置,颌骨,软组织,牙颌面,上颌宽度,
Dental and maxillofacial complex,Soft tissue,Hyoid bone position,Jaw,Width of the upper jaw

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