Relations Between the Times of Eruption of Primary and Permanent Teeth a Longitudinal Study

Lysell, L; Magnusson, Bengt; Thilander, Birgit

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“…At examination an even number of teeth was found much more frequently than an odd number. This, perhaps, is not surprising; the findings of Lysell et al (1962) show that, in the average order of appearance, the interval between the eruption of the first and second tooth of a given pair is much smaller than the interval between pairs.…”

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“…Similarly, Ferguson, Scott & Bakwin (1957) found that boys lead with respect to the eruption of the first tooth and have more teeth than girls at I year of age. Doering & Allen (1942), Sandler (1944), Falkner (I957), Nanda (1960), Lysell, Magnusson & Thilander (1962) and Kosiewski, Waliszko & Wich (1966) found no difference between sexes. In the present series no difference between boys and girls was found at any age.…”

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The development of primary teeth in children from a group of Gambian villages, and critical examination of its use for estimating age

1968

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1. Numbers of erupted primary teeth were counted in young children in four rural villages in The Gambia. The ages of all children were precisely known, and their heights and weights were measured.2. The majority of children were recorded as having an even number of teeth. The number of primary teeth present in children of given age varied widely. Up to 18 months of age, the Gambian children lagged behind American and European children in number of erupted teeth.3. From the distributions, it appears that a child having no teeth is unlikely to be over 12 months of age, and one with all primary teeth is unlikely to be under 20 months. Between these dental limits, estimates of age from the number of primary teeth present are likely to be accurate to ± 3 or 4 months.4. Children who were tall or heavy for age tended to have more teeth than those who were short or light. Thus, children with delayed dentition would be systematically assessed as younger than true chronological age.5. There was, however, no evidence that slow growth was associated with prolongation of the total period of dental eruption, nor that seasonal variations in rate of growth were associated with similar variations in rate of tooth eruption.

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The development of primary teeth in children from a group of Gambian villages, and critical examination of its use for estimating age

1968

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“…Studies have also shown a delay in eruption in patients with malformations and malocclusion 2,4,6,14,17,24 .…”

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“…The period of eruption of primary teeth is influenced by several factors, such as length of gestational period 25 , disease 7 , gender 3,14 , race 14,15 , nutrition and general growth 10 . In addition, cleft lip and palate may also influence the timing and sequence of eruption of both primary 4,11,12,18 and permanent teeth 2,13,21 .…”

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Timing and sequence of primary tooth eruption in children with cleft lip and palate

2010

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ObjectiveTo determine the timing and sequence of eruption of primary teeth in children with complete bilateral cleft lip and palate.Material and MethodsThis cross-sectional study was conducted at the Hospital for Rehabilitation of Craniofacial Anomalies of the University of São Paulo, Bauru, SP, Brazil, with a sample of 395 children (128 girls and 267 boys) aged 0 to 48 months, with complete bilateral cleft lip and palateResultsChildren with complete bilateral clefts presented a higher mean age of eruption of all primary teeth for both arches and both genders, compared to children without clefts. This difference was statistically significant for all teeth, except for the maxillary first molar. Mean age of eruption of most teeth was lower for girls compared to boys. The greatest delay was found for the maxillary lateral incisor, which was the eighth tooth of children with clefts of both genders. Analyzing by gender, the maxillary lateral incisor was the eighth tooth to erupt in girls and the last in boys.ConclusionThe results suggest an interference of the cleft on the timing and sequence of eruption of primary teeth.

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“…Con la erupción del primer diente permanente se da el comienzo de la etapa de dentición mixta, la cual está dividida en tres fases: dentición mixta inicial o temprana, cuando hacen erupción los incisivos y primeros molares; periodo intertransicional o silente, con una duración de 1 año y medio, en el que no hay recambio dentario, y dentición mixta final o tardía, en la que erupcionan los caninos y los premolares [12,17,18].…”

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Guía de erupción y extracción seriada: una mirada desde el desarrollo de oclusión

2014

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Cómo citar este artículo: Ocampo Parra A, Parra Quintero N, Botero Mariaca PM. Guía de erupción y extracción seriada: una mirada desde el desarrollo de oclusión. Rev. Nac. Odontol. 2013 diciembre; 9 (edición especial): 25-35.Resumen. El ser humano posee dos denticiones, las cuales necesitan de al menos quince años para su consolidación. Durante este proceso la información genética que dictamina la forma y el crecimiento se expresa, y la oclusión se consolida, pero además presenta influencias medioambientales que pueden generar cambios en la forma y la función del individuo. El apiñamiento dental es una de las maloclusiones con mayor prevalencia y el enfoque del tratamiento dependerá de las características faciales, esqueléticas y oclusales de cada paciente. Este artículo aborda el procedimiento de guía de erupción como tratamiento interceptivo del apiñamiento con base en los conceptos de crecimiento y desarrollo, y desarrollo de oclusión. Se contempla la importancia de desarrollar métodos preventivos basados en el adecuado conocimiento del crecimiento normal, del desarrollo de la dentición y del conocimiento de los factores que lo modifican. Se quiere resaltar la importancia de la extracción seriada para anticipar alteraciones de espacio que se producirán, a menos que los dientes sean eliminados con intervalos estratégicos para aliviar la severidad de la maloclusión.Palabras clave: desarrollo dental, extracción seriada, oclusión. Guide to Eruption and Serial Extraction: a View Based on Occlusion DevelopmentAbstract. Human beings have two dentitions, which require at least fifteen years for consolidation. During this process, the genetic information that determines shape and growth are expressed and the occlusion consolidates; however, during this period, environmental factors can generate changes in the form and function of the individual. Crowding is one of the most prevalent malocclusions and the treatment approach depends on the facial, skeletal and occlusal features of each patient. This article discusses the eruption guide procedure as an interceptive treatment for crowding based on the concepts of growth and occlusion development. It addresses the importance of developing preventive methods based on adequate knowledge of normal growth, dentition development and the factors that modify it. This review highlights the importance of serial extraction to anticipate space changes that will occur unless the teeth are removed with strategic intervals to relieve the severity of malocclusion.

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Relations Between the Times of Eruption of Primary and Permanent Teeth a Longitudinal Study

Cited by 24 publications

References 12 publications

The development of primary teeth in children from a group of Gambian villages, and critical examination of its use for estimating age

The development of primary teeth in children from a group of Gambian villages, and critical examination of its use for estimating age

Timing and sequence of primary tooth eruption in children with cleft lip and palate

Guía de erupción y extracción seriada: una mirada desde el desarrollo de oclusión

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