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Occlusal plane orientation is one of the most important and vital clinical step in complete denture patients. The fundamental basis of locating occlusal plane differs among various countries, however, the most reliable one is the ala-tragus line which is a horizontal line drawn through the lower part of the nose and the orifice of the ear. Since, there is a lot of controversy regarding which part of the tragus should be used to orient the occlusal plane, cephalometry can be used as an adjunct to position the occlusal plane as related to other craniofacial landmarks.

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Lateral Cephalometric Radiographs: An Adjunct in Positioning the Occlusal Plane in Natural and Artificial Dentitions as Related to other Craniofacial Planes