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Permanent maxillary canine eruption in children with clefts - a retrospective study. [PDF]

Acta Odontol Scand
Podleśny M, Lithovius R, Ylikontiola L, Sándor GK, Vuollo V, Harila V.   +5 more
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Occlusogram-Guided Interdisciplinary Planning in Implant Dentistry and Orthodontics for Oral Rehabilitation. [PDF]

Cureus
Gameiro GH, Andrade AS.
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A report of canine tooth syndrome

Orbit, 2004
The authors describe the case of a 5-year-old girl traumatized from a dog bite to the superior aspect of the orbit in the right eye. The dog's canine tooth penetrated deep into the posterior orbit and severed the attachment of the superior oblique muscle from the globe posterior to the trochlea.
William B, Lee, Henry S, O'Halloran
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Canine tooth size in female primates

Nature, 1978
AMONG mammals, weapons such as canine teeth or antlers are often more pronounced in males than in females1–5. Two reasons are normally proposed for such sexual dimorphism. First, there is more competition among males than among females for access to mates and, in consequence, there is enhanced selection for fighting ability6–9. Second, such weapons are
P H, Harvey, M, Kavanagh, T H, Clutton-Brock   +2 more
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A variant of canine tooth syndrome – presentation and management

Strabismus, 2014
We describe a variant of canine tooth syndrome managed with combined inferior rectus recession and Faden operation of the contralateral eye.
Chee Wai Wong
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Cercopithecoid canine tooth honing mechanisms

American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1969
AbstractThe form of the unworn male Cercopithecoid maxillary canine tooth (C') is effectively adapted for stabbing and slashing. Its essential features are maintained by wear against the mandibular canine (C1) and first premolar (P3) teeth. The cusp tip of C1 is sharpened by reciprocal wear against C'. The distribution of apposing wear facets indicates
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Processing the Complete Canine Tooth

Journal of Histotechnology, 2002
AbstractThis paper describes a unique, reproducible method for the processing, sectioning, and staining of sections of the canine tooth intact with the bony matrix and gingiva. A 10% trifluoroacetic acid solution was employed to de-enamelize the tooth; de-enamelization was assessed using X-rays.
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Mandibular Canine Tooth Luxation Injury in a Dog

Journal of Veterinary Dentistry, 2004
A mixed breed dog was presented for lateral luxation of the mandibular left canine tooth following oral trauma. This case report describes the management of this injury including reduction, stabilization using a wire reinforced acrylic splint, and standard endodontic therapy of the mandibular left canine tooth.
Robert D, Ulbricht, Sandra, Manfra Marretta, Linda S, Klippert   +2 more
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Canine Tooth Size Variability in Primates

Folia Primatologica, 1989
I present an analysis of canine tooth size variability in male and female primates. The coefficient of variation (CV = SD × 100/mean) as an index of canine size variability proved to be dependent on mean canine size in males and, to a lower extent, in females. Therefore, variability tends to increase with increasing values of mean canine size.
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Canine “Field” in Sexual Dimorphism of Tooth Size

Nature, 1966
AMONG primates, sexual dimorphism in the size of permanent teeth is usually greatest for the canine tooth, that of the male exceeding that of the female by 3–7 per cent in Hylobates agilis and Homo sapiens and by nearly as much as 80 per cent in Papio anubis.
S M, Garn, R S, Kerewsky, D R, Swindler
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