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Taurodontism in 45,X Females [PDF]
Journal of Dental Research, 1990 Orthopantomograms of 87 45, X females, 61 first-degree female relatives of these females, and a population sample of 113 normal females and 44 normal males were examined for the occurrence of taurodontism in mandibular molars. In the sample of 45, X females, two showed taurodont lower molars.
J, Varrela, L, Alvesalo, J, Mayhall
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Taurodontism in Dermatologic Disease [PDF]
International Journal of Dermatology, 1988 Many previous reports of the ectodermal dysplasias have lacked detailed description of the radiographic appearance of the teeth, particularly those appearing in the dermatologic literature, and hence the presence of the taurodont trait may have been missed.
Ogden, Graham R.; id_orcid
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1993
Taurodontism is not a dental anomaly that affects only the molars. In a review of 379 premolars extracted for different pathologic reasons, three cases of taurodontism were found. The three cases were in upper premolars and were studied anatomically and radiographically.
R, Llamas, A, Jimenez-Planas
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Taurodontism is not a dental anomaly that affects only the molars. In a review of 379 premolars extracted for different pathologic reasons, three cases of taurodontism were found. The three cases were in upper premolars and were studied anatomically and radiographically.
R, Llamas, A, Jimenez-Planas
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Taurodontism in Brazilian patients with tooth agenesis and first and second-degree relatives: A case–control study [PDF]
Archives of Oral Biology, 2012 AimAn association between tooth agenesis and taurodontism has been suggested. To verify if tooth agenesis and taurodontism are associated within families and specific patterns of tooth agenesis, this study aims to compare the frequency of taurodontism in
Figueiredo, Paulo T. +13 more
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Oral Radiology, 2019
Taurodontism was hitherto considered to be a marker of oro-facial disorders. Since then, it has been reported with a moderately high-to-high prevalence on panoramic radiographs in case series of otherwise normal individuals in Brazilian, Middle Eastern and East Asian communities. This now understood higher than-formerly expected prevalence is important
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Taurodontism was hitherto considered to be a marker of oro-facial disorders. Since then, it has been reported with a moderately high-to-high prevalence on panoramic radiographs in case series of otherwise normal individuals in Brazilian, Middle Eastern and East Asian communities. This now understood higher than-formerly expected prevalence is important
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Taurodontism: A biometric study
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1971AbstractThis study has been carried out in order to clarify various aspects of the phenomenon known as taurodontism. Samples of both taurodont and non‐taurodont teeth were measured and statistical analyses were performed on the resultant data from which various conclusions may be drawn.
J E, Blumberg, W L, Hylander, R A, Goepp
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Amelogenesis imperfecta with taurodontism
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1979Reports of families having a combination of amelogenesis imperfecta and taurodontism are limited. This study of members of three families shows that the combination is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait. In each of the patients examined, neither condition was seen without the other.
J, Congleton, E J, Burkes
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Clinical Significance of Taurodontism
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1980In an attempt to determine the clinical significance of taurodontism, two reports of cases of patients with the anomaly have been presented. It seems that the taurodont form does not interfere with routine operative procedures, but it is suggested that the morphology might hamper the location of orifices and could create difficulties in instrumentation
D P, Durr, C A, Campos, C S, Ayers
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Taurodontism of the mandibular first permanent molar distinguishes between the tricho‐dento‐osseous (TDO) syndrome and amelogenesis imperfecta [PDF]
Clinical Genetics, 1993 The diagnosis of tricho-dento-osseous (TDO) syndrome is often confused with that of a variant of amelogenesis imperfecta (AI) which shows similar dental features of hypomaturation-hypoplastic enamel defects and putative taurodontism.
Wan Kim Seow
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The prevalence of taurodontism in Down's syndrome
Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, 1989ABSTRACT. Taurodontism, a condition in which the pulp chambers of teeth are elongated, was observed in extracted lower molars of 12 out of 33 (36.4%) individuals with Down's syndrome (DS). It is suggested that this high prevalence is associated with a delayed ingrowth and fusion of the epithelial flaps of the developing root sheath and that ...
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