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Canting dentoalveolar is the slope of the teeth in the occlusal plane that is appears to everyone with different level. The sample was 60 adults were divided into three groups: 20 people skeletal Class I, 20 people skeletal Class II, and 20 people skeletal Class III. Canting dentoalveolar take from Nasal Line (NL) and Mandible Line (ML) to incisive central and first molar maxilla and mandible. Index value canting maxilla and mandible from derived height from region left and right maxilla and mandible using a Fisher’s method on panoramic radiographs. The relationship between canting dentoalveolar and malocclusion Class I, II, and III was determined using Spearman correlation test. There are significant relationship between canting dentoalveolar and malocclusion Class I, II, and III. Dental canting can find in patient with skeletal Class I, II, and III. There is a significant relationship between the dental canting in patient with skeletal Class I, II, and III. Patient with malocclusion Class II and II have a greater degree of canting compared to patients with skeletal malocclusion Class I. Keywords–skeletal malocclusion, canting dentoalveolar, canting maxilla and mandible

Comparison of Dentoalveolar Canting on Class I, II, and III Malocclusion Using Panoramic Radiography (Research Report)