Journal of Oral Rehabilitation · 1980 · 109 citations · 5 references
DentistryOrthodonticsProsthodonticsComprehensive Orthodontic TreatmentMaxillofacial ProsthodonticsSurgical OrthodonticsDenture CareDeciduous Dentition InterventionDental AbnormalitiesEnvironmental FactorsHereditary Dental DisordersPermanent Dentition HypoplasiaPermanent Dentition InvolvementPopulation Incidence
Severe hypodontia is thought to be caused by hereditary and environmental factors. It has a population incidence of 0.3% in the permanent dentition, being much rarer in the deciduous dentition. The management of patients suffering from this condition is described, including the use of conservative, prosthodontic and orthodontic procedures.
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Dental variation among populations. An anthropologic view.
Dental Variation Among Populations
Howard L. Bailit · Dental Clinics of North America · 1975 · 113 citations
Variation in the expression of hypodontia in monozygotic twins.
Gravely Jf, Johnson Db · PubMed · 1971 · 46 citations