2011
DOI: 10.1097/01.omx.0000395515.46408.51
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Effect of age, sex, and dental status on mental and panoramic mandibular indices of the mandible

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“…Condyloideus, foramen mentale serta tidak adanya ghost image. 18 Alat dan bahan yang digunakan adalah penggaris busur, kaliper dengan ketelitian 0,01mm, kertas kalkir dan pensil. Gambar 1.…”
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“…Condyloideus, foramen mentale serta tidak adanya ghost image. 18 Alat dan bahan yang digunakan adalah penggaris busur, kaliper dengan ketelitian 0,01mm, kertas kalkir dan pensil. Gambar 1.…”
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“…28 Penurunan aktivitas fisik, penurunan sekresi estrogen, pola makan, ras dan hereditas memegang peranan penting dalam hubungan antara umur dengan hilangnya massa tulang. 18 Hasil studi yang telah dilakukan oleh Zlataric et al (2002) menunjukkan bahwa nilai Mental Index akan mulai menurun secara tajam pada wanita jika dibandingkan dengan pria. 29 Mandibula aktif secara fungsional seiring dengan aktivitas metabolik tulang.…”
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“…It was reported that there was an age-related decrease for the MI values in the females and males (3,6,8,9). Previous studies investigated the interactions of the radiomorphometric indices with age and loss of dentition (8,12,13). Zlataric et al (14) evaluated the MI values in middle aged and elderly individuals and showed that MI values decreased in both genders until 78 years.…”
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“…Thus, the atrophy in the insertion regions of these muscles may happen. However, these results may be related to the phenomena of 'no atrophy occurring in the inferior cortex of the mandible and mental foramen regions due to tooth extraction' (13,18).…”
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