Impact of the Crowding Degree Measured by the ALD Analysis Against the Plaque Accumulation Measured by the O’Leary Plaque Index: a Cross-sectional Study
Marlyana Fauzia,
Gita Gayatri, drg., Sp.Ort., Subsp.DDTK(K).,
Dyah Nindita Carolina
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: Crowding is a condition where the length of the jaw arch is less than the length of the mesio-distal of the teeth summed. One of the methods to measure the severity of crowding is the Arch Length Discrepancy (ALD). Crowding may cause the plaque to accumulate more easily on the teeth surfaces, which can be measured by the O’Leary index. Thus, research will be done to see the impact of the crowding degree measured by the ALD analysis against the plaque accumulation measured by the O’Leary index. Me… Show more
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