Evaluation of mandibular condyle morphology in northeastern anatolian children and
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Why it matters for dental
Orthodontists and pediatric dentists who treat northeastern Anatolian children aged 6–14 may need to adjust normal-value references for condylar morphology when interpreting panoramic radiographs, because regional growth patterns can differ from established norms.
Key points
- Study population: 6–14-year-old children and adolescents from northeastern Anatolia evaluated via digital panoramic radiographs.
- Focus: quantitative assessment of mandibular condyle morphology.
- Clinical implication: baseline data may refine diagnostic thresholds for temporomandibular disorders or asymmetric growth in this demographic.
Who should care
Read the original on BMC Oral Health
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