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AARJMD
VOLUME 3
ISSUE 4
(APRIL 2016)
ISSN : 2319 - 2801
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AARJMD
ASIAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH
JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY
EVALUATION OF CROWN-ROOT ANGULATION OF LATERAL INCISORS
ADJACENT TO PALATALLY AND BUCCALLY IMPACTED CANINES
DR. SADIA SHABBIR JUMANI1; DR IMTIAZ AHMED2
1
2
BDS, MDS Trainee, Ishrat ul Ibad Institute of Oral Health Sciences
BDS, FCPS, M.orth, Associate professor, Ishrat ul Ibad Institute of Oral Health Sciences.
Abstract
Objective: The primary aim of this study was to determine if there is a difference in
the mesiodistal crown root angulation of maxillary lateral incisors between patients with
palatally and buccally impacted maxillary canine(PIC’s),(BIC’s) and those with normally
erupted canines(NEC’s). Material and Methods: Opg records of 100 orthodontic patients
who reported to the orthodontic department at DUHS were reviewed. A mixed model was
used to test the difference in crown-to-root angulation of the lateral incisor between the
experimental and the control groups. Results: The results showed that the roots of lateral
incisors are 3.7 degree more mesially angulated when next to an impacted canine and that the
roots of lateral incisors were 1.2 degree more angulated in bucally impacted canine than the
palatal impacted canine.
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AARJMD
VOLUME 3
ISSUE 4
(APRIL 2016)
ISSN : 2319 - 2801
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