1944
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-3476(44)80062-2
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The eruption of the deciduous teeth

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“…The rinding that the timing of deciduous tooth emergence was positively correlated with child growth is contrary to the conclusions of several earlier investigations (Robinow, Richards and Anderson, 1942;Sandier, 1944;Falkner, 1957;Lysell, Magnusson and Thilander, 1962), but similar to the observations of more recent studies (McGregor, Thompson and Billewicz, 1968;Infante and Owen, 1973). A significant positive relation between birth weight and the early stages of tooth emergence was demonstrated statistically by correlation analyses (Table V) and was shown graphically by tooth emergence trend line analysis (Figure 1 compared with data in Table III).…”
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“…The rinding that the timing of deciduous tooth emergence was positively correlated with child growth is contrary to the conclusions of several earlier investigations (Robinow, Richards and Anderson, 1942;Sandier, 1944;Falkner, 1957;Lysell, Magnusson and Thilander, 1962), but similar to the observations of more recent studies (McGregor, Thompson and Billewicz, 1968;Infante and Owen, 1973). A significant positive relation between birth weight and the early stages of tooth emergence was demonstrated statistically by correlation analyses (Table V) and was shown graphically by tooth emergence trend line analysis (Figure 1 compared with data in Table III).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 81%
“…The standard deviations of the mean total number of deciduous teeth present as shown in Table I are only slightly greater than those of other investigations where one month age interval groupings were used for computing the mean total number of teeth present (Sandier, 1944;McGregor, Thompson and Billewicz, 1968;Bailey, 1964). The data of Robinow, Richards and Anderson (1942) show similar variability in the timing of individual tooth emergence.…”
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“…As to the comparison between sexes, some authors (9,(19)(20)(21), who do not find significant differences between sexes, present results of the total population, while others (5,7,8,14,16,17,22) who obtain these same results, present ages of eruption separated by sexes. However, some of these last authors (8, 14.…”
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“…Early investigations by Jacobi (1861), Pierce (1877), Herrman (1913), andBoas (1927), as well as more recent ones by Doering and Allen (1942), Sandler (1944), Falkner (1957), Tegzes (1960), Lysell et al (1962, Bailey (1964), Roche et al (1964), Barrett and Brown (1966), McGregor et al (1968), Friedlaender and Bailit (1969, Bambach et al (1973), Billewicz et al (1973), Brook and Barker (1973), Robinow (1973), and Nystrom (1977) have failed to report sexual differences, whereas others have reported a slight advance for some teeth in boys (Robinow et al, 1942;Meredith, 1946;Ferguson et al, 1957;Leighton, 1968;Burdi et al, 1970;Boutourline and Tesi, 1972;Infante, 1974;and Taranger et al, 1976) or the reverse trend (Boas, 1927;Garn et al, 1958;Senecal et al, 1959;and Nanda, 1960).…”
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