Zusammenhang zwischen retinierten oberen Eckzähnen und transversaler skelettaler Dimension

Zusammenfassung

In der vorliegenden Studie wurden frontale (postero-anteriore) Fernröntgenaufnahmen von Patienten mit retinierten oberen Eckzähnen ausgewertet. Die Untersuchungsunterlagen stammten aus der Abteilung für Kieferorthopädie der Dental School of Medicine der University of Pennsylvania sowie aus einer Privatpraxis. An den Röntgenaufnahmen wurden Messwerte erhoben und analysiert. Die Durchschnittswerte wurden mit normativen Kontrollwerten verglichen (Klasse I und Klasse II/1; beide unbehandelt) die im Rahmen von Studien am Burlington Growth Centre ermittelt worden waren.

Abstract

PA cephalograms were used from the records of subjects diagnosed with maxillary impacted canines. Records were obtained from the UPSDM Orthodontic Clinic and a private practice. Measurements from the films were analyzed and mean values were compared to control norms (Class I, untreated) and (Class II, Division I, untreated) from studies undertaken at the Burlington Growth Centre.

Schlüsselwörter

Retinierte Eckzähne - transversale skelettale Dimension

Key words

Impacted canines - transverse skeletal dimension

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