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Winter 2001: Volume
26, Number 4 |
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| Clinical
Articles |
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| Morphological characteristics
of the deciduous teeth |
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The morphology of the deciduous
teeth was investigated. The mean mesiodistal crown dimensions
of the deciduous canine, first and second molars and the mean
buccolingual crown dimensions of the deciduous second molars in
both dental arches of boys were significantly larger than that
of girls. The upper deciduous first molar of girls was slender
buccolingually and the lower deciduous second molar of boys was
slender mesiodistally. |
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