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Caries Research, 2009
Using the ‘decile character number method’, the view held generally that controlled diabetes leads to an earlier loss of the teeth was not confirmed. The study involved 308 diabetics, the majority of whom were in the older age groups. Additionally, some advantages and shortcomings of this new epidemiological method were discussed.
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Using the ‘decile character number method’, the view held generally that controlled diabetes leads to an earlier loss of the teeth was not confirmed. The study involved 308 diabetics, the majority of whom were in the older age groups. Additionally, some advantages and shortcomings of this new epidemiological method were discussed.
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2019
The chief focus of this chapter is the dentition, with reviews of associated structures where relevant. Dental development, including the dentin and enamel, is discussed in the first section, followed by disturbances in the dentin and enamel in the second section. The third section looks at the identification of oral disease, including caries, alveolar
Kinaston, Rebecca +4 more
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The chief focus of this chapter is the dentition, with reviews of associated structures where relevant. Dental development, including the dentin and enamel, is discussed in the first section, followed by disturbances in the dentin and enamel in the second section. The third section looks at the identification of oral disease, including caries, alveolar
Kinaston, Rebecca +4 more
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Anthropologischer Anzeiger, 2007
The chance discovery of a paper by Rottstock et al. (1983) comparing the individual diameters of 4,497 teeth from 711 skulls from anthropologically-different populations (Europeans, Negroids, Mongoloids, Melanesians) provided the impetus to add our measurements of 449 teeth from 89 Polynesians (mainland Maoris, Chatham Island, Wairau Bar) to the series.
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The chance discovery of a paper by Rottstock et al. (1983) comparing the individual diameters of 4,497 teeth from 711 skulls from anthropologically-different populations (Europeans, Negroids, Mongoloids, Melanesians) provided the impetus to add our measurements of 449 teeth from 89 Polynesians (mainland Maoris, Chatham Island, Wairau Bar) to the series.
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The mutilated dentition--management of the debilitated dentition.
Annals of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons, 2015An interdisciplinary treatment plan is often required to allow restoration of function and aesthetics in the "mutilated dentition". Loss of teeth is associated with social and psycological impacts for the patient, however most often aesthetic requirements and financial constraints predominate in the treatment decision making. Historically, unfavourable
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Inflammatory mediators of the terminal dentition in adult and early onset periodontitis
Journal of Periodontal Research, 1998J D Beck, H Kiyono
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