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Abstract Alveolar bone characteristics have been suggested as potential contributors to maxillary canine impaction; however, the relationship between trabecular bone microarchitecture and impaction pattern remains unclear.
1. Introduction Clinical applications of computerized automatic dental radiography analysis systems offer efficiencies by reducing time and manual expenses as well as inter- and intra-observer inconsistencies [1]. In orthodontics, the classification of skeletal patterns is a standard practice for diagnosing conditions and formulating treatment strategies [2]. Accurate diagnosis holds clinical significance as it impacts treatment planning and outcomes.
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