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PERBANDINGAN UKURAN LEBAR LENGKUNG GIGI DAN LENGKUNG ALVEOLAR ANTARA MALOKLUSI ANGLE KLAS III DAN KLAS I
Based on data from scientific research, USA in 2012, the prevalence of C las s 111 malocclusion i n Asia is high enough (Malaysia 12.58%, Japan 13%, C hina 14.5%, and Korea 19%), it show that Class 111 malocclusion is a serious problem. In addition, Class III malocclusion have a complex problem, hecause i t involves the skelelal and dentoalveolar components. and it will affect the development of the dental arch and alveolar arch. The aim of this study was to know the differcnccs of mcasurement dental and alveolar arch widths between Class 111 and Class I Angle 's Malocclusion. That was a comparative study of descriptive analytic that performed using 15 Class III and 15 Class I Angle’s malocclusion samples which was more than 18 years old. All of samples were measured using Pont’s method for dental arch width and Tancan Uysal ’s method for alveolar arch width. The results of the tmpaired t-test showed that there were signijicant differences in all measurements (p < 0.05), except for the width of the mandibular interpremolar (p > 0.05). The most significant differences were in mandibular canine alveolar width (LAC-C), mandibular premolar alveolar width (LAP-P) and mandibular molar alveolar width (LAM-M). This suggests that maxillary dental and alveolar arch width were narrower in Class III than Class I Angle ’s malocclusion. Mandibular dental and alveolar arch width were larger in Class III than Class 1 Angle ’s malocclusion.
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1407002510 | T90631 | T906312014 | Central Library (REFERENCES) | Available but not for loan - Not for Loan |
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