Dentition and dental arch dimensions in British children at the age of 212 to 3 years

Foster, T. D.; Hamilton, M. C.; Lavelle, C.L.B.

doi:10.1016/0003-9969(69)90073-9

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“…Die Ursache für die Engstandsentwicklung im Wechselgebiss wird einerseits durch den vorzeitigen Milchzahnverlust und die damit verbundene kariöse Zerstörung der Stützzonen erklärt [28,38,40]. Andere Autoren vermuten, dass vor allem das anlagebedingte Missverhältnis von Zahn-und Kiefergröße ursächlich für die Engstandsbildung ist [7,13,16,26,28,32]. Anthropologische Publikationen verweisen auf den Umstand, dass die phylogenetische Verkleinerung des Kiefers sowie die fehlende Abrasion der Zähne durch veränderte Ernährungsgewohnheiten die Ausbildung eines Engstandes begünstigen [5,24].…”

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“…Crowding has been described as being caused by a discrepancy between the size of the teeth and jaw [13,16,26,32] or by the influence of functional factors on the dentition development [4,6,22]. untersuchen und einen möglichen Zusammenhang mit dem Vorkommen verschiedener orofazialer Dysfunktionen zu prüfen.…”

Section: Milchzahnbogenform Und Orofaziale Dysfunktionenmentioning

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“…Die Entstehung des Engstandes wird in der Literatur zum einem durch das anlagebedingte Missverhältnis zwischen Zahn-und Kiefergröße [13,16,26,32] und zum anderen durch den Einfluss funktioneller Faktoren auf die Gebissentwicklung [4,6,22] diskutiert.…”

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“…One suggested cause of crowding in mixed dentition is the premature loss of deciduous teeth and carious decay in the supporting zones associated with such loss [28,38,40]. Other authors suggest that the inherent disparity between tooth and jaw size is the main cause of crowding [7,13,16,26,28,32]. Anthropological publications claim that both phylogenetic reduction in jaw size and the lack of proximal tooth abrasion due to a change in diet benefit the development of dental crowding [5,24].…”

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Relationship between occlusal findings and orofacial myofunctional status in primary and mixed dentition

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Deviations from a regular arch form become apparent very early during dentition development and coexist with specific orofacial dysfunctions. They are thus important indicators for the early detection of functional abnormalities, causing deviations from normal dentition development. In children with orofacial dysfunctions the development of a narrow maxillary dental arch should be prevented by myofunctional therapy and by educating the parents. Interceptive orthodontic measures to treat a narrow maxillary arch in primary and early mixed dentition should also focus on eliminating functional disturbing factors, such as orofacial dysfunctions. Interdisciplinary cooperation with specialists in other fields of medicine, e.g. otorhinolaryngology and speech therapy, is essential to achieve this goal.

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Section: Milchgebiss · Wechselgebiss · Engstand · Viszerales Schluckeunclassified

Section: Milchzahnbogenform Und Orofaziale Dysfunktionenmentioning

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“…COLOMA; CHELOTTI; MATSON, 1985;LAVELLE 1969;KNOTT, 1972;TSAI, 2001;USBERTI;PETERS;ISSAO, 1985; entre outros).…”

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"Alterações dimensionais dos arcos dentários em fissura lábio-palatina"

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An analysis into age changes of the human dental arch by a multivariate technique

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The dimensions of the maxillary and mandibular dental arches were measured from 280 subjects aged between 3 and 15 years in a cross-sectional study. The growth changes were examined by means of canonical analysis, a multivariate technique. This technique enabled the dental arches to be treated as biological units, rather than a series of discrete parameters, as is possible using univariate techniques. The results showed that the size and shape of the dental arches changed maximally between the periods 5-7 and 11-13 years of age, These periods correspond to the major phases of permanent tooth eruption.

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Dentition and dental arch dimensions in British children at the age of 212 to 3 years

Cited by 30 publications

References 7 publications

Relationship between occlusal findings and orofacial myofunctional status in primary and mixed dentition

Relationship between occlusal findings and orofacial myofunctional status in primary and mixed dentition

"Alterações dimensionais dos arcos dentários em fissura lábio-palatina"

An analysis into age changes of the human dental arch by a multivariate technique

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