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Taurodontism in a young adult Chinese population.

1 Aug 1993

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The first and second molars on the panoramic radiographs of 196 consecutive 15-19-year-old Chinese adults (male:female ratio; 46:54) were assessed in order to establish the prevalence of taurodontism, which is considered to be a marker of underlying genetic disease. The criteria of Shifman and Chanannel (Community Dent Oral Epidemiol 1978; 6: 200-3) were employed and the measurements made digitally. Taurodontism...

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PMID: 8299833
DOI: 10.1259/dmfr.22.3.8299833

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