Background: Mandibular parameters can help in gender determination. Gender determination is crucial in character recognition for social and legal reasons.
Objectives: The aim of the current research was to assess the precision of mandibular characteristics (coronoid height and projective ramus height) measured by cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) images for identifying gender among a sample of an Egyptians.
Methodology: Two parameters were analyzed on 60 CBCT scans of adults over the age of 18. The coronoid height and projective ramus height were inspected on CBCT images to determine gender. Using the mouse-driven method, millimeter-based parameters were measured.
Results: Coronoid height can predict female's measurements greater than 12.15 mm indicate male and less than 12.15 mm indicate a female. Projective Ramus height has an excellent ability to predict females. Measurements greater than 60.85 mm indicate male and less than 60.85 mm indicate female
Conclusion: The mandibular ramus has a high degree of specificity for sex identification with CBCT.