The position of the gingival margin as expressed by clinical crown height in children aged 6–16 years

Gingival recession in school kids aged 10-15 years in Udaipur, India

“…Our observation is in agreement with the results presented by Volchansky and Jones[7] which demonstrated that gingival height did not stabilize in the central incisor region before the age of 12 years. In our study we mentioned that gingival height did not stabilize i.e leading to recession in earlier age group (10-15 years).…”

Gingival recession in school kids aged 10-15 years in Udaipur, India

“…Our observation is in agreement with the results presented by Volchansky and Jones[7] which demonstrated that gingival height did not stabilize in the central incisor region before the age of 12 years. In our study we mentioned that gingival height did not stabilize i.e leading to recession in earlier age group (10-15 years).…”

Analysis of Natural Clinical Crown Height Changes in Central Incisors and First Molars from Age 8 to 18: A Retrospective Digital Study

“…Regarding the mean heights of the upper and lower central incisors at 18 years, our results show mean height values 0.5 mm lower, an estimate similar to the results of Volchansky et al (1981) [ 21 ]. This may be explained by the fact that previous studies measured this distance based on the most apical point of the gingival concavity and the apex of the incisal edge.…”

Clinical Crown Length of the Maxillary Anterior Teeth Preorthodontics and Postorthodontics

“…This was a non‐longitudinal study of children up to 16 years of age. The first part of this study agreed with Volchansky's 19 findings when considering the maxillary central incisors. Clinical crown length in maxillary central incisors did not change from preorthodontic to postorthodontic values in this study.…”

Gingival recession in school kids aged 10-15 years in Udaipur, India

“…Our observation is in agreement with the results presented by Volchansky and Jones[7] which demonstrated that gingival height did not stabilize in the central incisor region before the age of 12 years. In our study we mentioned that gingival height did not stabilize i.e leading to recession in earlier age group (10-15 years).…”

Analysis of Natural Clinical Crown Height Changes in Central Incisors and First Molars from Age 8 to 18: A Retrospective Digital Study

“…Regarding the mean heights of the upper and lower central incisors at 18 years, our results show mean height values 0.5 mm lower, an estimate similar to the results of Volchansky et al (1981) [ 21 ]. This may be explained by the fact that previous studies measured this distance based on the most apical point of the gingival concavity and the apex of the incisal edge.…”

Clinical Crown Length of the Maxillary Anterior Teeth Preorthodontics and Postorthodontics

“…This was a non‐longitudinal study of children up to 16 years of age. The first part of this study agreed with Volchansky's 19 findings when considering the maxillary central incisors. Clinical crown length in maxillary central incisors did not change from preorthodontic to postorthodontic values in this study.…”

Gingival recession in school kids aged 10-15 years in Udaipur, India

“…Our observation is in agreement with the results presented by Volchansky and Jones[7] which demonstrated that gingival height did not stabilize in the central incisor region before the age of 12 years. In our study we mentioned that gingival height did not stabilize i.e leading to recession in earlier age group (10-15 years).…”

Analysis of Natural Clinical Crown Height Changes in Central Incisors and First Molars from Age 8 to 18: A Retrospective Digital Study

“…Regarding the mean heights of the upper and lower central incisors at 18 years, our results show mean height values 0.5 mm lower, an estimate similar to the results of Volchansky et al (1981) [ 21 ]. This may be explained by the fact that previous studies measured this distance based on the most apical point of the gingival concavity and the apex of the incisal edge.…”

Clinical Crown Length of the Maxillary Anterior Teeth Preorthodontics and Postorthodontics

“…This was a non‐longitudinal study of children up to 16 years of age. The first part of this study agreed with Volchansky's 19 findings when considering the maxillary central incisors. Clinical crown length in maxillary central incisors did not change from preorthodontic to postorthodontic values in this study.…”