Patrones morfológicos de las arcadas dentarias primarias

The deciduous normal arch is studied in fifty children aged bet:ween three and five, clinically healthy, without dental illnesses, and with balanced skeletal maxillaries to obtime descriptive pattems of primary occlusions. The reference used in our pmctice belongs to foreing people, that is why we c...

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Autores principales: Chaud, Adriana, Martínez, María Cecilia, de Di Cario, Edith G.
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Odontología 2017
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/RevFacOdonto/article/view/17003
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Sumario:The deciduous normal arch is studied in fifty children aged bet:ween three and five, clinically healthy, without dental illnesses, and with balanced skeletal maxillaries to obtime descriptive pattems of primary occlusions. The reference used in our pmctice belongs to foreing people, that is why we consider the chamcteristics of our fenotipe.Results show that the upper maxillacy is transversally wider than the lower one, presenting a perimetric oveiject quite constant in canine teeth, first and second molars. The horizontal (92%) and vertical (86%) junction at anterior leve] is important, with an overbite of the third gingival or severe overbite (40%). Interdental separations of dental arches are presented as generalized, both in the upper maxillacy (46%) and in the lower maxillacy (41%). The temporary dental elements show a generally bigger size compared to the ones optimed in other foreign societies. The cartine and molar relationship indicates a 96% of canine Class I and 84 of straight terminal plane. The temporacy arch rate is described when relating the maximum with and length