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In this study, self-reported state of teeth refers to the child's present opinion regarding his or her state of teeth as good or bad.
Twenty-three per cent of the schoolchildren reported the state of teeth as bad.
Self-reported state of teeth was assessed using a single question.
The low prevalence of self-reported bad state of teeth accords with the caries prevalence observed in this study population.
A stepwise multiple logistic regression analysis was performed with self-reported state of teeth as the dependent variable.
Further investigation might be required to assess the impact of malpositened teeth and malocclusion on self-reported state of teeth.
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Contact states of teeth, pins and bearing rollers of the PDSTD are made clear through performing contact analysis of the PDSTD with the developed FEM programs.
Age estimation was based on comparative measurements of skeletal elements (basilar portion of the occipital or basilaris, sphenoid, petrosal, ischium, and pubis) [17], states of tooth formation [18], and presence or absence of a neonatal line (NL) in the enamel of tooth crowns.
Based on skeletal measurements (of the basilar portion of the occipital or basilaris, sphenoid, petrosal, ischium, and pubis; Tables S3, S4) [17], as well as relative states of tooth formation (Table S2) [18], most of the sample fell within the range of 2 to 12 postnatal months, clustering between 2 and 5 months at death (Table S2).
Although children in the present study had fractured anterior teeth, no significant difference was found between those with and without anterior trauma when reporting the state of their teeth as bad.
Another 20 per cent even said the state of their teeth impacted on their quality of life.
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