1971
DOI: 10.2330/joralbiosci1965.13.539
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Dens invaginatus in Japanese incisors

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“…The highest reported prevalence rates are 49.62% of study subjects and 38.50% of examined teeth as described by Hallet et al (1953) and Miyoshi et al (1971). In contrast, our study found a prevalence of 31.34% in investigated individuals and 4.83% for all teeth examined; however, when considering only individuals who had maxillary lateral incisors, our prevalence of DI is 59.52% of maxillary lateral incisors and 60.00% of individuals.…”
Section: Dens Invaginatus In Ancient Chinese Teethcontrasting
confidence: 54%
“…The highest reported prevalence rates are 49.62% of study subjects and 38.50% of examined teeth as described by Hallet et al (1953) and Miyoshi et al (1971). In contrast, our study found a prevalence of 31.34% in investigated individuals and 4.83% for all teeth examined; however, when considering only individuals who had maxillary lateral incisors, our prevalence of DI is 59.52% of maxillary lateral incisors and 60.00% of individuals.…”
Section: Dens Invaginatus In Ancient Chinese Teethcontrasting
confidence: 54%
“…It appears that studies in which methods other than simple periapical radiographs were used for diagnosis, report the most reliable information. When taking radiographs of extracted lateral incisors, Myoshi et al 28 could also take a mesio-distal projection, thereby identifying dens invaginatus in 39% of the maxillary lateral incisors in same Japanese population which was evaluated by Fujiki et al 27 . and Gotoh et al 11 , who reported a much lower prevalence (4% and 10%, respectively) for dens invaginatus, which was determined using periapical radiographs alone 11,27,28 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When taking radiographs of extracted lateral incisors, Myoshi et al 28 could also take a mesio-distal projection, thereby identifying dens invaginatus in 39% of the maxillary lateral incisors in same Japanese population which was evaluated by Fujiki et al 27 . and Gotoh et al 11 , who reported a much lower prevalence (4% and 10%, respectively) for dens invaginatus, which was determined using periapical radiographs alone 11,27,28 . Shi et al studied ancient man samples and used micro-CT, which likely provided more reliable 3D information of the lateral incisor structure; they reported an incidence of 59% 29 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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