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[Impacted canines. epidemiological evaluation].

C Chimenti·M Giannoni·F Antenucci·M Baldi·B Grilli
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The results are reported of an epidemiologic research carried out on 205 patients which presented bad occlusions. We found that 9.27% of the patients presented inclusions of canine teeth, that female subjects were more affected by the inclusion than male subjects, and that inclusions were more frequent at the level of the upper jaw.

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C Chimenti, M Giannoni, F Antenucci, M Baldi, B Grilli. 1989-11-30. [Impacted canines. epidemiological evaluation].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2641384/

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