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The morphological variation of mandibular arch among different classes of malocclusions in Jordanian adolescent population: A preorthodontic prospective study

Raghda Al‐Shammout, Manal Abu Al Ghanam, Wasfi A. Almanaseer, Jumana Tbeishat, Anwar Rahamneh

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Purpose: To determine the variations in mandibular arch morphology among different Angles’ Classes of malocclusion using canine width to depth ratios. Material and methods: Canine width and depth linear measurements were performed on 93 study models to determine the arch form. Canine width to depth rations were calculated and compare with occlusal patterns and between genders. Results: The most common class was Class I (54.8%), more females (p

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Purpose: To determine the variations in mandibular arch morphology among different Angles’ Classes of malocclusion using canine width to depth ratios. Material and methods: Canine width and depth linear measurements were performed on 93 study models to determine the arch form. Canine width to depth rations were calculated and compare with occlusal patterns and between genders. Results: The most common class was Class I (54.8%), more females (p

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Purpose: To determine the variations in mandibular arch morphology among different Angles’ Classes of malocclusion using canine width to depth ratios. Material and methods: Canine width and depth linear measurements were performed on 93 study models to determine the arch form. Canine width to depth rations were calculated and compare with occlusal patterns and between genders. Results: The most common class was Class I (54.8%), more females (p

Key concepts: Arch, Mandibular canine, Malocclusion, Orthodontics, Mandibular arch, Dentistry, Dental arch, Population

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