Sentence examples for entire dentition from inspiring English sources
A severe form of enamel hypomineralisation is also observed in hypocalcified and hypomaturation types of amelogenesis imperfecta (AI) [8], a congenital disease that affects the entire dentition.
In this study, under en masse retraction forces, adverse transversal and vertical bowing effects were seen in the entire dentition - lingual tipping and extrusion of the anterior dentition occurred with both archwires, although more incisor tipping was evident with the lingual setup.
The cranium is compressed, but a combination of plates A and B shows virtually the entire dentition.
The upper teeth are also apicobasally longer than the lower teeth and the apicobasal length of the entire dentition decreases towards the posterior end of the tooth row.
The cranium DPC 16539 (Figures 6 7) contains the premaxillae with two large upper incisors, both maxillae with the entire dentition (P4-M3), and most of the frontal.
Although these teeth show a higher prevalence of EARR, conclusions on EARR involvement in orthodontic tooth movement with different appliances would require examination of the entire dentition.
Basically, the entire permanent dentition was mineralizing while the deciduous dentition had only begun to be shed.
All subjects had full dentition and healthy periodontal tissue.
Pseudo Class III is a type of malocclusion that is established by habitually positioning the mandible in the position where the entire anterior dentition is in crossbite but without a skeletal discrepancy.
In our study, maximum intrusion in both positions of the screw occurred with 0 mm of the power arm (the largest θ angle) whereas with 3 mm of the power arm, the intrusion decreased (following decrease in the θ angle), and with 9 mm of the power arm, the entire anterior dentition was slightly extruded.
The censored observations also included those teeth which did not progress to periodontitis because the dog was removed from trial before the entire dog's dentition developed periodontitis.
