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A Comparison Of Teeth Sizes Between Patients With Buccally Ectopic Maxillary Canines and Patients With Normally Erupted Canines in The Permanent Dentition Stage

مقارنة حجوم الأسنان بين مرضى الأنياب العلوية ذات التوضع الدهليزي المنتبذ و مرضى الأنياب العلوية ذات التوضع الطبيعي في مرحلة الإطباق الدائم

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 Publication date 2017
and research's language is العربية
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The aim of this study was to investigate the role of teeth sizes and its relationship with the development of buccal ectopia for maxillary canines،that could contribute to the aetiology of canines ectopia ,between males and females in the sample of Syrian society. The study models have been obtained, the mesiodistal width was measured for all upper and lower teeth except of second and third molars by using electronic caliper, data collected then analyzed and got results.

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