[The malocclusion of primary dentition in the suburb of Chengdu: a cross-section survey].
Ning Huang, Zong-dao Shi, Zuhua Wang, Jun-Cheng Qin, E Chen, Chun-Lan Guo, Hong-Liang Cuo
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Ning Huang, Zong-dao Shi, Zuhua Wang, Jun-Cheng Qin, E Chen, Chun-Lan Guo, Hong-Liang Cuo
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OBJECTIVE: To reveal malocclusion of primary dentition in the suburb of Chengdu. METHODS: Cross-section survey and malocclusion rate calculation were performed. RESULTS: There are 491 children with malocclusion from total 1 279 children; the rate of malocclusion is 38.38%. The most important malocclusion in primary dentition are over bite (III degrees), anterior cross bite, edge to edge bite, early loss of deciduous teeth, fused teeth. CONCLUSION: The rate of malocclusion of primary dentition in the suburb of Chengdu is a little bit light. Much work should be done to prevent or treat the malocclusion of primary dentition.
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OBJECTIVE: To reveal malocclusion of primary dentition in the suburb of Chengdu. METHODS: Cross-section survey and malocclusion rate calculation were performed. RESULTS: There are 491 children with malocclusion from total 1 279 children; the rate of malocclusion is 38.38%. The most important malocclusion in primary dentition are over bite (III degrees), anterior cross bite, edge to edge bite, early loss of deciduous teeth, fused teeth. CONCLUSION: The rate of malocclusion of primary dentition in the suburb of Chengdu is a little bit light. Much work should be done to prevent or treat the malocclusion of primary dentition.
Key concepts: Malocclusion, Deciduous dentition, Dentition, Medicine, Dentistry, Orthodontics, Permanent dentition