Journal of Oral Rehabilitation · 1985 · 56 citations · 20 references
DentistryOrthodonticsTemporomandibular DisordersOral AnatomyRadiographic AnatomyTemporomandibular Disorder EpidemiologyDental AnatomyDental MorphologyJaw AnatomyMandibular AnatomyTooth LossTooth MorphologyAge-related Temporomandibular Joint ChangesCondylar AnatomyCondyle Morphology AnalysisMandibular Condylar MorphologyMandibular Condyle MorphologyMandibular MorphometryTemporomandibular Joint Condylar ResorptionTemporomandibular Joint Degenerative Changes
Mandibular condyles and temporal fossae were studied in a large Romano-British collection of skulls. The size and shape of the condyles differed from those in previous populations studied. Changes in form or shape of the condyles were age-related and could be correlated to the number of teeth lost on the same side and on the contralateral side. No statistically significant correlations were seen between attrition and condylar form and surface change.
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The Distribution of Dental Caries in Ancient British Populations
William Moore, Elisabeth Corbett · Caries Research · 2009 · 147 citations
Dentistry, Oral Biology, Cariology +10