TY - JOUR
T1 - Comparison of Permanent Teeth Eruption by Chronological Age in Indonesian Children
AU - Soesilawati, Pratiwi
AU - Rahmawati, Nisa Adei Putri
AU - Raharjo, Yuangga Intania Sheindy
AU - Salsabila, Tsuroyya Aprilia
AU - Imania, Khamidah
AU - Phen, Alvin
AU - Yuliantoro, Rahmad
AU - Wahluyo, Soegeng
AU - Alias, Aspalilah
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
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PY - 2021/9
Y1 - 2021/9
N2 - Introduction: The eruption of permanent teeth can be a reference for determining, measuring, and estimating the age and sex of a person which can help support Forensic Odontology in the diagnosis, treatment planning, and the body of the unknown and can be used as an estimate of age for children. To compare teeth eruption sequence between girls and boys to determine the accuracy of the average age, sequence of eruption of permanent teeth in children and the relationship to chronological age for the indicator of age determination. Methods: A total of 40 dental model study from patient aged 6-12 years in Airlangga Dental Hospital Surabaya were examined for the tooth eruption timing to identify elements of erupted permanent teeth. The results were obtained by calculating the sample size using a formula to obtain the average age of the eruption of permanent teeth in boys and girls. Furthermore, the results were compared. Results: In general, the maxillary and mandibular of girls erupted more rapidly than boys, with the first molars in all tooth regions being the first to erupt, and the second molars being the last to erupt. Conclusion: The results of the sequence of eruption patterns of permanent teeth can be used as a reference to determine the chronological age and sex of the child and further research is needed in large populations with ethnic and socio-economic variations to determine age differences. from the eruption of the tooth.
AB - Introduction: The eruption of permanent teeth can be a reference for determining, measuring, and estimating the age and sex of a person which can help support Forensic Odontology in the diagnosis, treatment planning, and the body of the unknown and can be used as an estimate of age for children. To compare teeth eruption sequence between girls and boys to determine the accuracy of the average age, sequence of eruption of permanent teeth in children and the relationship to chronological age for the indicator of age determination. Methods: A total of 40 dental model study from patient aged 6-12 years in Airlangga Dental Hospital Surabaya were examined for the tooth eruption timing to identify elements of erupted permanent teeth. The results were obtained by calculating the sample size using a formula to obtain the average age of the eruption of permanent teeth in boys and girls. Furthermore, the results were compared. Results: In general, the maxillary and mandibular of girls erupted more rapidly than boys, with the first molars in all tooth regions being the first to erupt, and the second molars being the last to erupt. Conclusion: The results of the sequence of eruption patterns of permanent teeth can be used as a reference to determine the chronological age and sex of the child and further research is needed in large populations with ethnic and socio-economic variations to determine age differences. from the eruption of the tooth.
KW - Age estimation
KW - Chronological age
KW - Dental age
KW - Eruption sequence
KW - Forensic
KW - Human and health
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M3 - Review article
AN - SCOPUS:85117089141
SN - 1675-8544
VL - 17
SP - 1
EP - 4
JO - Malaysian Journal of Medicine and Health Sciences
JF - Malaysian Journal of Medicine and Health Sciences
ER -