[The relationship between deciduous dentition and permanent dentition. Part III. Examine for maxillary basal arch].
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A truly new but tested concept in mixed dentition and full dentition treatment.
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Cephalometry↗
The evolution of dentitions. The study of evolution suggests how the development of mammalian dentitions may be controlled.
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[Studies on the role of the state of dentition in the physiopathology of the auditory organ. 3. Experimental studies on the effect of the state of dentition on bone sound conductivity through the skull].
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[Studies on the role of the state of dentition in the physiopathology of the auditory organ. IV. Studies on the effect of dentition on the etiology of acoustic trauma].
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[Dentition rhythm of deciduous teeth. 6. On the theory and practice of the eruption of deciduous teeth and dentition disorders].
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[Dentition rhythm of deciduous teeth. Effects of acceleration on the deciduous dentition].
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[A case of congenital anodontia in the permanent dentition and partial anodontia in the deciduous dentition and its prosthetic management].
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Anodontia↗
The influence of multiple extractions in the mixed dentition on the growth and development of the dentition and the facial skeleton.
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[Inborn number of variations of permanent dentition. Comparative study of tooth eruption in children with hypodontia and normal dentition].
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[Studies on the role of the state of dentition in the physiopathology of the auditory organ. II. Comparative clinical studies on the state of hearing and dentition in 600 healthy persons of the same age from 35-50 years].
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[Studies on the role of dentition in the physiopathology of the hearing organ. I. Clinical and statistical studies on the effect of dentition on the hearing organ and hearing in 5000 patients treated in an otolaryngologic clinic].
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[Changes in the jaw form of post-treatment Class I reversed occlusion in the mixed dentition as compared with the complete eruption of the permanent dentition].
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Cephalometry↗
[The jaw forms of post-treatment Class III malocclusion in the mixed dentition and after the completion of the permanent dentition, in comparison with those of Class I reversed occlusion].
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Cephalometry↗
[Management of dentition disorders and changes in childrens' dentition].
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[Considerations of orthodontic intervention for cleft lip and palate patients. I: From deciduous dentition to mixed dentition].
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[Development of class II, division 2 malocclusion from mixed dentition to permanent dentition].
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Evolution of dentition in prehistoric Ohio Valley Native Americans III. Metrics of deciduous dentition.
Deciduous tooth size in Native Americans of the Ohio Valley area is fairly stable from the terminal Late Archaic (3200 BP) through the Late Prehistoric (350 BP) periods. Some fluctuation in average size did occur during this time. These fluctuations most likely reflect random changes due to gene drift. However, no difference in the pattern of interactions among the sizes of teeth (covariance structures) can be demonstrated during this period. Principal components analysis of the buccolingual and mesiodistal dimensions in the total sample indicate that the major axis of deciduous tooth size in the Ohio Valley population shows an allometric relationship, with the dimensions of the anterior teeth increasing (or decreasing) as the 1.33 power of the dimension of m1(1) and as the 2.0 power of the dimension of m2(2). Comparison of the Ohio Valley samples with other samples from the Eastern Woodlands suggests that geography may have played a minor role in structuring deciduous tooth size variation. For the most part, however, widely separated Eastern Woodlands populations appear to have been evolving independently with respect to deciduous tooth size.
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