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Prevalence of congenital missing of anterior and premolar permanent teeth among 12-17 year old people in Babol, 2000
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M Partovi *   , P Mehranfar |
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| Background and Objective: Congenital missing or absence of one or more teeth is one of anomalies that are mostly seen alone or with hereditary syndromes. Diagnosis of missing can prevent further dento-facial complications. The objective of this study was to determine the prevalence of missing of anterior and premolar permanent teeth among 12-17 year old people in Babol. Methods: This study was done on 1536 students (12-17 years old) in Babol. They were selected by multi-stage sampling method. A periapical radiography was taken to confirm the missing and then the results were analyzed by using ANOVA test. Findings: From all of 1536 cases, 132 (8.59%) had true missing (8.4% were male and 8.8% were female). The most common missing teeth were mandibular second premolar (45.5%), maxillary lateral incisor (34%) and maxillary second premolar (10.6%). Meanwhile, this congenital missing of teeth in two sexes was mostly the same. Conclusion: According to the results, it is necessary to pay more attention to missing teeth in dental examinations. |
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| Keywords: Congenital missing, Permanent tooth, Primary tooth |
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Type of Study: Research |
Subject:
Biochemical
Accepted: 2014/05/27 | Published: 2014/05/27
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