Evaluation of relationship between chronological age cervical vertebrae maturation index method and canine calcification stages for the assessment of optimal treatment timing in orthodontic patients

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Author Details : Abhimanyu Rohmetra, Ankita Jaiswal*, Ishita , Niharika Gupta, Rohit Kulshrestha

Volume : 4, Issue : 4, Year : 2018

Article Page : 214-221

https://doi.org/10.18231/2395-499X.2018.0049

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Abstract

Introduction: The study was undertaken to evaluate the reliability of cervical vertebrae as skeletal age maturation in response to chronological age and evaluate the relationship between DEMIRIJAN system of mandibular canine calcification and cervical vertebral maturation as a clinical method for skeletal maturation indicator.
Materials and Methods: 120 children (60 females and 60 males) were randomly selected in the age range of 8-14 years.
Results: 23.3% of males showed E stage of (canine calcification stage) CCS and stage II of cervical vertebral maturation (CVM), 16.6% showed F stage of CCS and stage III of CVM, 13.3% showed stage G of CCS and Stage III of CVM 8.3% showed stage G of CCS and stage IV of CVM. 13.3% of females showed E stage of CCS and stage II of CVM, 13.3% showed F stage of CCS and stage III of CVM, 16.67% showed stage G of CCS and Stage III of CVM, 15% shows stage G of CCS and stage IV of CVM,.
Conclusions: The correlation values between the Chronological age, dental calcification stages and cervical vertebrae maturation method were high. Attaining of maturity in canine calcification and cervical vertebrae maturational stages was ahead in females when compared to males.

Keywords: Cervical vertebrae, Cephalometrics, Canine calcification.

How to cite : Rohmetra A, Jaiswal A, Ishita, Gupta N , Kulshrestha R, Evaluation of relationship between chronological age cervical vertebrae maturation index method and canine calcification stages for the assessment of optimal treatment timing in orthodontic patients. Int J Oral Health Dent 2018;4(4):214-221

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