Table_S1.xlsx

Canonical correlation structure charts between the thickness of buccal bone and gingiva of the anterior maxillary region (ranked by the canonical correlation). The Canonical Correlation Coefficient is the weight that each variables multiplied to form the equation. The Canonical and cross loadings show the contribution of each variable to its group. The key contributing indices were investigated between the variable sets with high correlation (Canonical correlation ≥ 0.60, Part A), and the CEJ2B and CEJ2G were found to be the most important either in canonical correlation coefficient or in loadings. The variable sets with moderate to low correlation (Canonical correlation < 0.60, Part B) were not investigated.