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[Dental age in children with epidermolysis bullosa].

M V KorolenkovaA A PoberezhnayaL Yu Andreyashkina
Published in: Stomatologiia (2021)
Only in 5 from 22 EB children dental age corresponded to physical age, there was dental age retardation in 7 patients (13 to 68 months, 27±21.5 months in average), but in 10 dental age exceeded physical (4 to 21 months, 12.9±7.8 months in average). In controls where was only one boy with dental age retardation by 18 months, in 7 children dental age corresponded to physical, in 17 dental age advance by 5-45 months (16.0±11.0 months in average) was revealed. Conclusion. Possible dental age retardation in EB patients should be considered when undertaking dental extractions for orthodontic reasons. For more precise orthodontic treatment timing further studies are needed to correlate dental age, skeletal age and BMI in children with EB.
Keyphrases
  • oral health
  • young adults
  • physical activity
  • prognostic factors
  • patient reported