Fig. 2

All the CMTs formed in this study and the corresponding typical cephalograms are showed and described referring to conventional cephalometric measurements. 1: skeletal I, mean angle, straight profile; 2: skeletal I, high angle, straight profile; 3: skeletal I, low angle, straight profile; 4: skeletal I, mean angle, bimaxillary protrusion; 5: skeletal I, high angle, bimaxillary protrusion; 6: skeletal I, deep overjet; 7: skeletal II, mean angle, retruded mandible; 8: skeletal II, high angle, retruded mandible; 9: skeletal II, mean angle, deep overjet; 10: skeletal II, high angle, deep overjet; 11: skeletal II, low angle, deep overjet; 12: skeletal II, mean angle, bimaxillary protrusion; 13: skeletal II, high angle, bimaxillary protrusion; 14: skeletal II, mean angle, lingually inclined incisors; 15: skeletal II, high angle, openbite; 16: skeletal III, mean angle, protruded mandible; 17: skeletal III, high angle, protruded mandible; 18: skeletal III, mean angle, retruded maxilla and protruded mandible; 19: skeletal III, high angle, retruded maxilla and protruded mandible; 20: skeletal III, low angle, retruded maxilla and protruded mandible; 21: skeletal III, high angle, openbite