Congenitally missing permanent canines in a sample of Chinese population: a retrospective study

The prevalence of CMPC was 0.69%. CMPC were more likely to occur in the maxilla in the presence of persistent primary canines and were not influenced by gender or side. Early panoramic radiographs can improve the detection rate of CMPC, thereby facilitating prompt intervention and timely management.

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BMC Oral Health
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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12903-024-05160-2
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dental development and anomalies
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Congenitally missing permanent canines in a sample of Chinese population: a retrospective study

Yue Li, Shuang Li, Guoxia Yu
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Congenitally missing permanent canines in a sample of Chinese population: a retrospective study

Yue Li, Shuang Li, Guoxia Yu
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Abstract

The prevalence of CMPC was 0.69%. CMPC were more likely to occur in the maxilla in the presence of persistent primary canines and were not influenced by gender or side. Early panoramic radiographs can improve the detection rate of CMPC, thereby facilitating prompt intervention and timely management.

BMC Oral HealthVol. 24(1)
Capital Medical University (CN), Beijing Children’s Hospital (CN)
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dental development and anomalies
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