Cephalometric landmarks

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Ha1999

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Can someone please help explain which cephalomertic landmarks indicate maxillary and mandibular advancement/set back respectively? For example, which points / landmarks you look at when you say the maxilla / mandible was advanced by 6mm?

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When we speak of movements, we usually say movement of the incisor point.
 
When we speak of movements, we usually say movement of the incisor point.
So does it mean the maxilla was pushed back 1.1 mm and the mandible was set back by 0.5mm, from the image attached?
 
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