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British Journal of Orthodontics, 1981
Fifty consecutive cases presenting with unerupted maxillary incisors at orthodontic clinics were recorded and progress of the unerupted tooth followed up over a 4-year period following the exposure of the unerupted tooth (including removal of supernumerary tooth, etc., if present).
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Fifty consecutive cases presenting with unerupted maxillary incisors at orthodontic clinics were recorded and progress of the unerupted tooth followed up over a 4-year period following the exposure of the unerupted tooth (including removal of supernumerary tooth, etc., if present).
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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2007
AbstractIn a seminal study Hylander (1975) concluded that the length of the incisor row in catarrhines considered frugivores is longer relative to body mass than in those classified as folivores. Assuming that large fruits require greater incisal processing than do leaves, stems, berries, and seeds, he argued that the larger incisors of frugivores ...
Melanie A. McCollum, Melanie A. McCollum
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AbstractIn a seminal study Hylander (1975) concluded that the length of the incisor row in catarrhines considered frugivores is longer relative to body mass than in those classified as folivores. Assuming that large fruits require greater incisal processing than do leaves, stems, berries, and seeds, he argued that the larger incisors of frugivores ...
Melanie A. McCollum, Melanie A. McCollum
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Auto Transplant Replacement of a Geminated Incisor by a Supplemental Incisor
British Journal of Orthodontics, 1979This case demonstrates that surplus tooth material from within a patient's mouth may be transplanted to replace a missing or malformed tooth. The usual precaution of immobilization is necessary and if root development is incomplete at the time of operation, it will proceed as before.
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Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 1982
A morphologic trait, not previously registered, on the incisor lingual surface: "The lingual angle of incisors", was studied in Norwegians. The lingual angle is the angle between the floor of the lingual fossa and the dental tubercle. Measurements of the lingual angle could be performed with sufficient accuracy.
Steinar Risnes, I. H. Monrad Aas
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A morphologic trait, not previously registered, on the incisor lingual surface: "The lingual angle of incisors", was studied in Norwegians. The lingual angle is the angle between the floor of the lingual fossa and the dental tubercle. Measurements of the lingual angle could be performed with sufficient accuracy.
Steinar Risnes, I. H. Monrad Aas
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Management of the fractured incisor
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1978A restorative technique is described that provides both immediate and long-term repair and restores esthetics at the initial visit. Treatment of the incisal fracture by the method described in this report provides immediate and long-term repair, seals the fracture site, and restores esthetics at the initial visit.
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Journal of Human Evolution, 1997
In discussions of the Neandertals, there has been repeated emphasis on the accelerated rate of attrition and the frequent presence of labial beveling of their incisors. Interpretations of this dental attrition have related it to paramasticatory and dietary uses of their anterior teeth as well as to aspects of their facial morphology.
Kathleen D. Gordon +4 more
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In discussions of the Neandertals, there has been repeated emphasis on the accelerated rate of attrition and the frequent presence of labial beveling of their incisors. Interpretations of this dental attrition have related it to paramasticatory and dietary uses of their anterior teeth as well as to aspects of their facial morphology.
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Autotransplantation of premolars to replace maxillary incisors: A comparison with natural incisors [PDF]
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 2000 The published literature contains no comprehensive studies that compare the outcome of premolar autotransplantation to the maxillary anterior region with natural incisors in the same patients. This article describes the gingival and periodontal conditions around premolars transplanted to the maxillary incisor region, subsequent to restoration.
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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2012
AbstractDespite the relatively large size of anthropoid incisors in relation to the remainder of the dental arcade, and their prominent role in the preprocessing of food prior to ingestion, comparatively little is known about the functional morphology of anthropoid incisor shape and crown curvature.
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AbstractDespite the relatively large size of anthropoid incisors in relation to the remainder of the dental arcade, and their prominent role in the preprocessing of food prior to ingestion, comparatively little is known about the functional morphology of anthropoid incisor shape and crown curvature.
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Treatment of unerupted incisors
American Journal of Orthodontics, 1971Abstract Various orthodontic methods of bringing unerupted central incisors to the line of occlusion have been discussed. Those mentioned here included the use of a straight arch wire, an arch wire with double horizontal loops, threaded pins inserted in the incisal edges, and twisted brass wires around the necks of the unerupted teeth.
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