Objectives:The aim of the study was to evaluate the maxillary incisal inclination and mandibular incisal inclination in different vertical facial patterns using cone-beam computed tomography. Subjects and methods: out of 150 scans ninety-nine CBCT scans were carried to evaluate evaluate the maxillary incisal inclination and mandibular incisal inclination in different vertical facial patterns using cone-beam computed tomography for the three groups: Group I: normal vertical facial type. Group II: low vertical facial type. Group III: high vertical facial type. Results: High angled group showed a higher inclination than Normal and Low angled groups. The inclination of the lower incisors assessed according to mandibular plane. There was a statistically a non-significant difference in mean incisors inclination in the three groups. Conclusion:People have a high angle had more inclination than those with a normal angled groupsor low angled groups. The inclination of the lower incisors assessed according to mandibular plane.There was a statistically a non-significant difference in mean incisors inclination in the three groups.