Timing of Permanent Teeth Emergence and Dental Caries among Jatsikh Children of Public and Government Schools of Patiala District

Kaur, Inderjeet; P, Singal

doi:10.1080/09720073.2010.11891144

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“…Billewicz and McGregor () did not find any tendency toward earlier emergence either on the right or left among the Gambian children studied. Kaur et al (), however, in a study of Indian children, observed that most of the maxillary teeth emerged earlier on the right side and most of the mandibular teeth emerged earlier on the left side, but concluded that the bilateral differences were not significant for all the teeth. Similarly, our study showed that there was a tendency toward earlier eruption on the right side compared to the left in the maxilla in both sexes, but that the reverse was the case in the mandible.…”

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Brief communication: Emergence chronology of permanent teeth in Nigerian children

Oziegbe

Esan

Oyedele

2013

American J Phys Anthropol

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This study measured the mean age, duration, and sequence of the emergence of permanent dentition in Nigerian children and compared the findings with other population groups. The cross-sectional study involved 1,078 Nigerian children, aged 4-16 years old, from selected primary and secondary schools in the Ife Central local government area in Ile-Ife, Osun State. In general, compared to boys, girls had an earlier mean age of emergence of all the permanent teeth. Children from high socioeconomic class had an earlier mean age of emergence for the maxillary incisors (6.43 and 7.58 years) and mandibular incisors (5.28 and 6.44 years) compared to children from middle and low socioeconomic classes, although socioeconomic effects were more mixed for premolars and molars. Compared to their counterparts in the USA, Australia, Belgium, and Iran, Nigerian children showed an earlier mean age of emergence of all the permanent teeth studied except for Pakistani boys, who had an earlier mean age of emergence of the maxillary premolars and second molar. Poorer economic status has been associated with delayed dental development; however, when compared to other populations, the Nigerian children in this study have earlier mean emergence ages than children from wealthier countries such as the USA and Australia.

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Brief communication: Emergence chronology of permanent teeth in Nigerian children

Oziegbe

Esan

Oyedele

2013

American J Phys Anthropol

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“…The "incisor" pattern of tooth emergence, where in boys the replacement of deciduous teeth begins with the emergence of mandibular incisors, was observed not only in our study sample, but also in that of the Lithuanian study sample (13). Other foreign studies observed a "molar" pattern of tooth emergence (11,12). For Czech girls this "molar" pattern was observed for the left side only, but in both genders the polymorphic variation in the tooth pair lower central incisors/lower first molar is common.…”

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“…Conversely, children from families with lower socioeconomic status might be expected to suffer from less frequent visits and a lower-quality of dental care which may result in premature loss of deciduous teeth, which in turn has been found to affect the time of emergence of the permanent teeth (23). On the other hand, there are researchers that repudiate such associations (11,(24)(25)(26). The influence of socioeconomic factors on tooth emergence of Czech children will be the subject of future research.…”

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“…Because of this, there are many studies focusing on the investigation of standards specific to their own populations (5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10). The sequence of permanent teeth emergence in the studies (11)(12)(13) is formed by putting the tooth emergence age medians into an ascending order. This approach is overly simplistic and is considered inadequate for the accurate prediction of tooth emergence sequence in an individual due to the fact that frequencies in sequence variability have not been taken into consideration (8).…”

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Polymorphism in sequence of permanent tooth emergence in Czech children

Šindelářová

Broukal

2019

Cent Eur J Public Health

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Objectives: The aim of the study is to determine norms of polymorphic variation in the sequence of permanent teeth in Czech children in order to establish first standards applicable to individuals. Setting out such standards, derived from the population to which they will be applied, are essential for diagnoses in paediatric dentistry, orthodontic treatment planning and for anthropological application. Methods: Dental examinations were performed on a sample of 1,370 children (696 girls and 674 boys) aged 4-15 years. All emerged permanent teeth (other than third molars), when at least some part of crown has penetrated the oral mucosa, and the child's gender were recorded. The frequency of sequence polymorphism was calculated for each gender by counting instances of absent/present and present/absent across all possible intra-arch and inter-arch tooth pairs. Results: Differential frequencies of polymorphic sequences were more common in the inter-arch tooth pairs than in the intra-arch pairs. The most similar frequencies in inter-arch pairs were observed in second mandibular premolar/second maxillary premolar in both genders. However, in the mandible there was a polymorphic sequence in the first molar/central incisor pair in both genders. Furthermore, mandibular polymorphisms were more commonly observed in the sequences of canine/second premolar in girls than in boys. Additionally, canine/second premolar polymorphic sequences were found to be more common in the maxilla in both genders. Conclusions: The data presented in this article are useful in the prediction of tooth emergence sequence in individual Czech children and are important in paediatric dentistry and in orthodontic treatment.

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“…Gigi-gigi yang letaknya berada pada rahang bawah lebih sering terkena karies gigi, karena sisa-sisa makanan lebih mudah tersangkut pada gigigigi di regio ini. 8 Distribusi kebutuhan perawatan karies gigi berdasarkan elemen gigi menunjukkan bahwa gigi-gigi posterior memiliki persentasi lebih tinggi dibandingkan gigi-gigi anterior. Gigi dengan persentase tertinggi yaitu gigi molar dengan persentase 31,6% pada rahang atas dan 39,6% pada rahang bawah (Tabel 6).…”

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Gambaran Kebutuhan Perawatan Karies Gigi pada Siswa Sekolah Menengah Atas di Kecamatan Lembeh Selatan Kota Bitung

Ticoalu¹

2013

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Karies gigi merupakan salah satu masalah kesehatan gigi dan mulut yang banyak dijumpai. Prevalensi karies masih cukup tinggi di seluruh dunia dan juga di Indonesia sehingga menjadi prioritas masalah kesehatan gigi dan mulut khususnya pada anak usia sekolah.Tujuan penelitian ini untuk mengetahui gambaran kebutuhan perawatan karies gigi pada siswa SMA di kecamatan Lembeh Selatan kota Bitung. Jenis penelitian ini merupakan penelitian deskriptif dengan jumlah sampel sebanyak 145 orang yang diambil dengan teknik propotional random sampling. Sampel diperiksa dengan menggunakan kriteria penilaian kebutuhan perawatan karies gigi menurut WHO.Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa kebutuhan perawatan tertinggi yaitu fissure sealant (33,1%), kemudian diikuti restorasi satu permukaan (29,7%), restorasi dua permukaan atau lebih (13,8%), aplikasi fluor (11,6%), pencabutan gigi (7,3%), perawatan saluran akar (3,6%) dan yang terendah yaitu crown sebesar (0,9%). Keterbatasan tenaga kesehatan gigi suatu daerah serta kurangnya kesadaran untuk menjaga kesehatan gigi dan mulut dapat menyebabkan tingginya prevalensi karies sehingga kebutuhan akan perawatan karies gigi semakin meningkat.Kata kunci: karies gigi, kebutuhan perawatan.AbstractDental caries is one of the most common oral health problems that can be found. Its prevalence is still high worldwide and also in Indonesia, so that it becomes the most priority of oral health problems, especially to the school age children.The purpose of this study is to know the treatment needs for dental caries of the higshchool students in South Lembeh, Bitung city. This study is a descriptive study with 145 samples taken by proportional random sampling technique. Samples were examined using the assessment criteria of treatment needs for caries from WHO.The result showed that the highest treatment need is fissure sealant (33.1%), followed by one surface restoration (29.7%), two or more surface restorations (13.8%), fluor application (11.6%), tooth extraction (7.3%), endodontic treatment (3.6%) and the lowest is crown (0,9%). The limited of dental practitioner and the lack of awareness to keep the oral health can cause the height of caries prevalence, increases the need of caries treatment.Keywords: dental caries, treatment need.

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Timing of Permanent Teeth Emergence and Dental Caries among Jatsikh Children of Public and Government Schools of Patiala District

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Brief communication: Emergence chronology of permanent teeth in Nigerian children

Brief communication: Emergence chronology of permanent teeth in Nigerian children

Polymorphism in sequence of permanent tooth emergence in Czech children

Gambaran Kebutuhan Perawatan Karies Gigi pada Siswa Sekolah Menengah Atas di Kecamatan Lembeh Selatan Kota Bitung

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