Correlation between age and dental arch dimension of Javanese children

Rahmawati, Atiek Driana; Sudarso, Iwa Sutardjo Rus; Pramono, Dibyo; Arguni, Eggi

doi:10.20473/j.djmkg.v53.i2.p93-98

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“…Its accuracy in estimating dental arch widths has been supported by some studies [7,8]. In spite of the fact that some researchers, like Lohakare, have concluded that Pont's index should be used to predetermine ideal arch width values and applied clinically for patients undergoing orthodontic and other dental treatment [8], others have concluded that the index is not reliable enough to be used for clinical purposes [9][10][11][12] due to the fact that its dimension is affected by ethnicity [13], nutrition [14], systemic diseases [15], hormonal factors [16], and gender [17].…”

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Scan Aided Dental Arch Width Prediction via Internationally Recognized Formulas and Indices in a Sample of Kurdish Population/Iraq

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Background: Numerous studies have investigated the applicability of Pont’s index using a variety of selection criteria. The morphology of teeth and the shapes of the face are significantly influenced by racial, cultural, and environmental factors, so the current study focused on these demographics. Methods: This study is a retrospective study and included one hundred intraoral scanned images selected from patients seeking orthodontic treatment. Medit design software was used to obtain the real measurements and compare them to the predicted values from Pont’s index. Paired t tests were used to test the validity of Pont’s index, and regression equations were advocated to predict the inter-molar, inter-premolar, and anterior arch widths via SPSS version 25. Results: There were significant differences between the real anterior, inter-premolar, and inter-molar widths and the predicted values obtained from Pont’s index, and there were weak positive correlations between the real values and the predicted values from Pont’s index. Conclusions: Pont’s index is not reliable to predict the arch widths for the Kurdish population, and new formulas are advocated. Hence, space analysis, malocclusion treatment, and arch expansion therapy should all take into account these results. Therefore, the derived equations may have further positive effects on diagnoses and treatment preparation.

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“…Maxillary Dental Arch Size. A. Anterior dental arch length; B: Posterior dental arch length; C: Anterior dental arch width; D: Posterior dental arch width [15].…”

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Correlation Between Frequencies and Durations of Bottle-Feeding Towards Maxillary Dental Arch Size in 7-9-Year-Old Children

Rahmawati¹,

Arguni²,

Sudarso³

et al. 2021

Advances in Health Sciences Research

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Bottle-feeding is one factor that affects the growth and development of the jaw in infants. It is a normal habit at a certain age. However, if there is prolonged bottle feeding, its frequency and duration can impact and interfere with jaw development. This study aims to establish the correlation between bottle-feeding frequencies and durations toward the maxillary dental arch size in 7-9-year-old children. This study was a cross-sectional study with 42 subjects of Javanese children aged 7 to 9 years who had a bottle-feeding habit. These subjects were taken their dental study models. The frequency and duration of bottle-feeding were obtained from the parents' questionnaire. The maxillary was measured in anterior and posterior-lateral size (inter canines and molars), anterior and posterior sagittal size (midpoint between the right and left permanent central incisors perpendicular to the inter-canines and inter-molars), by sliding calipers. The data were analyzed by Pearson's correlation. This study showed significant correlations between bottle-feeding frequencies and laterally dental arch size in the posterior direction (p=0.013; r= -0.379) and in the sagittal posterior direction (p=0.017; r=-0.366). There were significant correlations between bottle-feeding durations and laterally dental arch sizes, both in anterior (p=0.011, r=-0.387), posterior (p=0.025; r=-0.346) directions and also in the sagittally anterior dental arch size (anterior: p=0.004, r=-0.432). It can be concluded that there were correlations between frequencies and durations of bottle-feeding toward maxillary dental arch size in 7-9-year-old children.

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The effect of gender on the size of dental arch in children aged 9-11 years with normal nutritional status

Rahmawati,

Medawati,

Ari

et al. 2024

The 1st New Dental Research Exhibition and Meeting (New Dream) 2023

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Correlation between age and dental arch dimension of Javanese children

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References 16 publications

Scan Aided Dental Arch Width Prediction via Internationally Recognized Formulas and Indices in a Sample of Kurdish Population/Iraq

Scan Aided Dental Arch Width Prediction via Internationally Recognized Formulas and Indices in a Sample of Kurdish Population/Iraq

Correlation Between Frequencies and Durations of Bottle-Feeding Towards Maxillary Dental Arch Size in 7-9-Year-Old Children

The effect of gender on the size of dental arch in children aged 9-11 years with normal nutritional status

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