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Ricketts Four Step Analysis – 10 marks

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Sources

  • Ricketts, “A Four-Step Method to Distinguish Orthodontic Changes from Natural Growth” (1975). jco-online.com
  • Ricketts, “Perspectives in the Clinical Application of Cephalometrics” (1981). moroortodontia.com.br
  • You and Hägg, “A Comparison of Three Superimposition Methods” (1999), for the limitation of individual measurements. 

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