Tooth eruption symmetry in functional lateralities

Heikkinen, Tuomo; Alvesalo, Lassi; Osborne, Richard H.; Tienari, Juha

doi:10.1016/s0003-9969(01)00019-x

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“…The fact that first permanent molar eruption disorders were observed more frequently in the maxilla than the mandible in our study cohort is in line with data from other authors [7,8]. The predominantly bilateral occurrence of eruption disorders in the first permanent molars we noted may have to do with the general nature of the upper jaw's construction; it may also have consequences for other teeth in that area, or affect maxillary development [5,10].…”

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Correlation between the frequency of eruption disorders for first permanent molars and the occurrence of malocclusions in early mixed dentition

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“…Das festgestellte überwiegend beidseitige Vorkommen der Durchbruchsstörung im 6-Jahrmolarenbereich ist möglicherweise auf die Gesamtkonstitution/Beschaffenheit des Oberkiefers zurückzuführen und könnte demzufolge auch Konsequenzen für andere Zähne in diesem Bereich bzw. Einfluss auf die Oberkieferentwicklung [5,10] haben.…”

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Correlation between the frequency of eruption disorders for first permanent molars and the occurrence of malocclusions in early mixed dentition

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“…It should be noted here that upper incisors are products of oral epithelium and ectomesenchyme, originating from the frontonasal area of the embryonal face, the area between the developing eyes (Heikkinen et al, 2001).…”

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“…One-to 6-month differences between the left-and right-arch sides are normal and usually there is no great harm to the structural or functional development of the child's dentition (Heikkinen et al, 2001).…”

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The Relationship Between Teething and Handedness

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Dilsiz

et al. 2007

International Journal of Neuroscience

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The aim of this study was to evaluate the role of tooth eruption sequences as an indicator of handedness. The investigation was carried out on 92 healthy children. The questionnaire form was filled out for each child. The form consisted of two parts. In the first part there were questions to determine the demographic features of the children. The second part consisted of the questions to clarify the eruption time and sequence of first primary teeth. Hand preference was evaluated by placing colored pencils directly in front of the child, who was asked to write an "X" on a piece of paper with each pencil. According to left-, right-, and indetermined handedness, all children regardless of sex were divided into three groups. The data were analyzed for statistical evaluation using tests for the difference between two population propositions. The mean eruption time of the first tooth in children was 7.5 +/- 1.7 months. The eruption time was found similar in both groups. No statistically significant difference was determined between the teeth eruption time and handedness (p >.05). The first tooth erupted was generally the lower central incisor. There was no difference tooth eruption and sex, gestation week (p >.05). No statistically significant difference was found between the teeth eruption time and sequence of the primary teeth (p >.05). There was statistically significant difference between sequence of the tooth eruption and handedness (p <.001). Consequently, the tooth eruption sequences may play an important role as an indicator in handedness.

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“…It can be observed in multiple aspects of the human body [18,19]. In principal, geometry can be simplified if there is some symmetry.…”

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Directing ultrasound at the cemento-enamel junction (CEJ) of human teeth: I. Asymmetry of ultrasonic path lengths

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2005

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Tooth eruption symmetry in functional lateralities

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Correlation between the frequency of eruption disorders for first permanent molars and the occurrence of malocclusions in early mixed dentition

Correlation between the frequency of eruption disorders for first permanent molars and the occurrence of malocclusions in early mixed dentition

The Relationship Between Teething and Handedness

Directing ultrasound at the cemento-enamel junction (CEJ) of human teeth: I. Asymmetry of ultrasonic path lengths

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