Summary

Richard Ramirez's Mandibular Plane Angle of 3.7° sits well below the ideal range of 15.0 to 22.0°, earning a score of 2.3. This angle describes the steepness or flatness of the lower jaw relative to the horizontal plane, and a balanced value avoids extremes such as hyperdivergent growth or occlusal misalignment. Among the men on the wiki, his measurement is among the lowest, and 55% of them fall inside the ideal range. The closest values are Hugh Laughton Scott at 5.2° and Mattia Basso at 5.5°, while KL Rahul records the highest value at 38.1°. For more of his profile, see Richard's Gonion to mouth line and Richard's Recession relative to frankfort plane, or explore Hugh Laughton Scott and KL Rahul.