The Prevalence of Impacted Maxillary Canines in a Palestinian Population: A Retrospective Study

Arandi, Naji Ziad; Rabi, Tarek; Mustafa, Shockry

doi:10.4236/ojst.2017.75022

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“…However, no significant difference in the prevalence of right or left canine impaction in the analysed data. These findings were consistent with other researchers [14,22]. Yet, different results from other studies reporting different distribution of unilaterally impacted maxillary canines between the left and right sides [9,20].…”

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“…However, other found that the most affected side was the right side in both males and females [19,21]. In general, the results of this study agree with most studies that investigated the impaction of maxillary canines regarding females, unilateral impaction, and non-dominance of the side of maxillary canine impaction [14,21,23].…”

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“…In females was 3.1%, whereas in males 0.9% with significant association between gender and canine impaction (P < 0.05), indicating that females have higher prevalence of permanent maxillary canine impaction than males. It has been postulated that the higher female percentages for due to females are seeking more dental treatment than male along with difference in growth pattern and the smaller arch width might attributed to this outcome [14,15,16].…”

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The Prevalence of Impacted Maxillary Canine Amongst Libyan Population in Western Region: A Retrospective Study

Shembesh

2023

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Aims. This study aims to determine the prevalence of impacted maxillary canines and its distribution difference between gender, location, and side of impaction in western Libyan population using panoramic radiographs. Methods. A sample of 1300 panoramic radiographs were retrospectively examined for the presence of impacted maxillary canines. The radiographs were obtained from the records of various private clinics in the capital city of Tripoli. Results. 1100 out of 1300 radiographs were selected of the study; of which 56 had evidence of maxillary canine impaction with a prevalence of 5.1%. Canine impaction distribution among the genders, the percentage of impacted canines in males was 37% and in females was 63%. A higher percentage of impactions were seen in female and more often unilaterally 82.1% than bilaterally 17.9%. No differences were noted between the right and left side of impactions. Conclusion. The prevalence of maxillary impacted canines in the western Libyan population was found to be (5.1%) lies within the range reported in other populations. The maxillary canine impactions occurred more in females, unilaterally than bilaterally.

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The Prevalence of Impacted Maxillary Canine Amongst Libyan Population in Western Region: A Retrospective Study

Shembesh

2023

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“…Arandi et al [ 26 ] investigated the prevalence of impacted maxillary canines on panoramic radiographs of 1321 Palestinian individuals aged between 15 and 67 and found a statistically significant relationship between gender and canine impaction. Accordingly, females have a higher incidence of impacted canines than males.…”

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Investigation of the Relationship of Impacted Maxillary Canines with Orthodontic Malocclusion: A Retrospective Study

Cicek,

Gurel,

Demir Cicek

2023

Children

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Impacted canines, which play an important role in smile aesthetics and functional occlusion, can lead to dental and skeletal malocclusions. In this study the aim was to evaluate the relationship between impacted maxillary canines and malocclusion. A total of 151 patients comprising 101 females and 50 males aged between 13 and 33 years were included. The groups were divided based on age, gender, skeletal and dental classification, and sector classification. Angular and linear measurements were performed on lateral cephalometric and panoramic radiographs. In panoramic radiographs, the vertical distance of the impacted canine to the occlusal plane and the angle between it and the bicondylar plane were measured and sector classification was performed according to its relationship with the root of the lateral incisor. Skeletal classification was performed according to the ANB angle on lateral cephalometric radiographs and dental classification by molar relationship via the intraoral photographs. The Chi-square test analyzed independent qualitative and quantitative data using Kruskal–Wallis and Man–Whitney U tests. The statistical significance level was accepted as p < 0.05. According to the intraclass correlation test, an excellent positive correlation was found with 0.985 for canine distance and 0.993 for canine angle between the repeated measurements. The impaction of the maxillary right canine was significantly highest in females and lowest in males. The impacted canine angle was significantly highest in sector 1 and lowest in sector 4. Distance to the occlusal plane was significantly higher in dental Class I and sector 4. It was observed that there was a considerable relationship between impacted maxillary canines and malocclusion; bilateral impacted canines were more frequent in skeletal Class III, and the distance of impacted canines to the occlusal plane increased while their angles decreased both in dental Class II and from sectors 1 to 4.

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“…Canines that are only partially erupted or impacted that are left untreated can lead to several complications. These issues include dental arch shortening, follicular cyst formation (Dentigerous cysts), canine tooth ankylosis, recurring infections, discomfort, internal resorption, external resorption of the canine and surrounding teeth, or a combination of these [12,13] . As a result, a more precise diagnosis and treatment plan can be developed, reducing the risk of problems related to the disease's occurrence or treatment [14] .…”

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Reliability of CBCT Dataset in Determination of Surgical Approaches of Maxillary Impacted Canine Teeth

Rasheed¹,

Amin

2023

PJBAS

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Background: One of the most commonly impacted teeth is the maxillary canine, right after the third molar. Many potential difficulties might arise before, during, and after the extraction of impacted maxillary teeth. Performing thorough radiographic exams can be beneficial. The information needed for a two-dimensional (2D) examination is provided by the periapical and panoramic radiographs (OPG) utilized in conventional dental radiography. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is a novel imaging technology developed in response to the shortcomings of traditional (2-D) imaging methods. Everyone will gain from these problems being resolved.Objectives: This study aims to evaluate two types of 2D (OPG) and 3D imaging (CBCT) approaches for diagnosing and treating maxillary impacted canines. Furthermore, to determine the best approach selection option for surgical removal procedures utilizing OPG and CBCT, focusing on the sagittal section for increased safety and efficiency. Materials and Methods: This study is a prospective radiographic investigation of 80 patients with CBCT radiographic evaluation. Eighteen cases (22.5%) of men and 62 (77.5%) of women were reported. Version 27 of SPSS was used to analyze the data. The independent t-test offered information on the reliability of the quantitative variables. We utilized a Chi-square test for the qualitative analysis, and for the quantitative analysis, we used a cross-tabulation to determine the level of agreement. Results: The t-test result, depending on surgical approach time, was 8.4; there is a significant difference between the two radiography prognoses, with p-values of (0.000) at the significant level (0.05). The % age of agreement between impactions and surgical techniques ranged from 87.5% to 100%. Conclusion:This study shows that the CBCT guide can provide accurate, reliable, and reproducible results in assessing and predicting the kind of impaction and surgical approach in a simple, time-saving manner.

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The Prevalence of Impacted Maxillary Canines in a Palestinian Population: A Retrospective Study

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

The Prevalence of Impacted Maxillary Canine Amongst Libyan Population in Western Region: A Retrospective Study

The Prevalence of Impacted Maxillary Canine Amongst Libyan Population in Western Region: A Retrospective Study

Investigation of the Relationship of Impacted Maxillary Canines with Orthodontic Malocclusion: A Retrospective Study

Reliability of CBCT Dataset in Determination of Surgical Approaches of Maxillary Impacted Canine Teeth

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