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What is Which of the following cephalometric point can be altered by orthodontic tooth movement? and explain in detail?
Subspinale ("A" Point)
The most posterior point on the curve between ANS and PR (SPr).
"A" point is usually found 2 mm anterior to the apices of the maxillary central incisor root.