THE LOCALIZED NON-SYNDROMIC MICRODONTIA IN CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS FROM THE BIHOR COUNTY

THE LOCALIZED NON-SYNDROMIC MICRODONTIA IN CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS FROM THE BIHOR COUNTY

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Article_Title:	THE LOCALIZED NON-SYNDROMIC MICRODONTIA IN CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS FROM THE BIHOR COUNTY
Authors:	ADRIANA ŢENŢ
Affiliation:	Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, University of Oradea
Abstract:	The localized microdontia is usually unidentar and it occurs mostly in the lateral superior incisors, the third molar or, sometimes, in the supranumerous teeth. The aim is to identify the children and teenagers with localized microdontia, who learn in the schools from Bihor County and to determine the prevalence of this type of dental anomaly. I initiated a study between the years 2008 and 2013,which had 566 students (pupils), who learn in the schools from Bihor County. All had been submitted to clinical and paraclinical investigations. From the total of 566 children and teenagers investigated, 16 patients had presented a localized microdontia, the most affected tooth was the lateral jaw incisor followed by the third molar. The study had shown a prevalence of 2,38% of localized microdontia, the most affected teeth were the lateral superior incisors, and the third molar.
Keywords:	microdontia, lateral incisor, jaw, children.
References:	Ansari, Afroz, Yadav Madhulika, et all, A rare occurence of non-sindromic macrodonţia and microdontia of permanent maxillary canine and first premolar in a child pacient, J Clin Case Rep, 2014, 4:5 Bargale S. D., Kiran S. DP, Non-syndromic occurence of true generalized microdontia with mandibular mesiodens- a rare case, 2011, Head and face medicine; 7:19 Chanchala HP, Nandlal B, Coexistent peg shaped mandibular central incisors along with maxillary lateral incisors: Arare case, 2012; 3(1):65-68 Grupta Shalini, Garg, Nitish Kavita, et all, Non-sindromic true localized microdontia of permanent central incisor-A case report, Indian J. Of Dental Sciences, 2012; 5:4 Koch, G., Poulsen, S., Pediatric Dentistry-a clinical approach, 2006, Blackwell Munksgaard, pg. 266 Mlleshi S. N., Basappa S, et all, The unusual peg-shaped mandiblar central incisor-report of two cases, Journal of research and practice in dentistry, 2014, doi: 105171 Mossey, P.A, The heritablility of Malocclusion: Part 2. The influence of Genetics in Malocclusion, Journal of Orthodontics, 1999, vol. 26, no. 3, 195-203 Rusu M., Cârlan M., et all, Genetică stomatologică, 2008, Ed. Alfa, pg. 173 Severin E., Genetica anomaliilor dento-maxilare la om, 1998, Ed. Scripta, pg. 108 Sujata M. Byahatti, Concomitant occurence of hypodontia and microdontia in a single casa, Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2010
Read_full_article:	pdf/vol16/iss1-4/8 JMA 2013 Adriana Tent.pdf
Correspondence:	Ţenţ Adriana, University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, no.10 P-ta 1 Decembrie, 410346, Oradea, Bihor, România, Tel. 004-(0726)-287210, email: adriana.tent@yahoo.com

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Article Title:	THE LOCALIZED NON-SYNDROMIC MICRODONTIA IN CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS FROM THE BIHOR COUNTY
Authors:	ADRIANA ŢENŢ
Affiliation:	Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, University of Oradea
Abstract:	The localized microdontia is usually unidentar and it occurs mostly in the lateral superior incisors, the third molar or, sometimes, in the supranumerous teeth. The aim is to identify the children and teenagers with localized microdontia, who learn in the schools from Bihor County and to determine the prevalence of this type of dental anomaly. I initiated a study between the years 2008 and 2013,which had 566 students (pupils), who learn in the schools from Bihor County. All had been submitted to clinical and paraclinical investigations. From the total of 566 children and teenagers investigated, 16 patients had presented a localized microdontia, the most affected tooth was the lateral jaw incisor followed by the third molar. The study had shown a prevalence of 2,38% of localized microdontia, the most affected teeth were the lateral superior incisors, and the third molar.
Keywords:	microdontia, lateral incisor, jaw, children.
References:	Ansari, Afroz, Yadav Madhulika, et all, A rare occurence of non-sindromic macrodonţia and microdontia of permanent maxillary canine and first premolar in a child pacient, J Clin Case Rep, 2014, 4:5 Bargale S. D., Kiran S. DP, Non-syndromic occurence of true generalized microdontia with mandibular mesiodens- a rare case, 2011, Head and face medicine; 7:19 Chanchala HP, Nandlal B, Coexistent peg shaped mandibular central incisors along with maxillary lateral incisors: Arare case, 2012; 3(1):65-68 Grupta Shalini, Garg, Nitish Kavita, et all, Non-sindromic true localized microdontia of permanent central incisor-A case report, Indian J. Of Dental Sciences, 2012; 5:4 Koch, G., Poulsen, S., Pediatric Dentistry-a clinical approach, 2006, Blackwell Munksgaard, pg. 266 Mlleshi S. N., Basappa S, et all, The unusual peg-shaped mandiblar central incisor-report of two cases, Journal of research and practice in dentistry, 2014, doi: 105171 Mossey, P.A, The heritablility of Malocclusion: Part 2. The influence of Genetics in Malocclusion, Journal of Orthodontics, 1999, vol. 26, no. 3, 195-203 Rusu M., Cârlan M., et all, Genetică stomatologică, 2008, Ed. Alfa, pg. 173 Severin E., Genetica anomaliilor dento-maxilare la om, 1998, Ed. Scripta, pg. 108 Sujata M. Byahatti, Concomitant occurence of hypodontia and microdontia in a single casa, Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2010
*Correspondence:	Ţenţ Adriana, University of Oradea, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, no.10 P-ta 1 Decembrie, 410346, Oradea, Bihor, România, Tel. 004-(0726)-287210, email: adriana.tent@yahoo.com

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