Sharkhuu Munkh-Od¹, Zenzo Miwa², Mashbaijir Soyolmaa¹, Enkhtuvshin Gereltzul¹,

Luvsan Munguntsetseg¹, Yuzo Takagi², Bazar Amarsaikhan¹

¹School of Dentistry, Health Sciences University of Mongolia

²Department of Pediatric Dentistry, Division of Developmental Oral Health Sciences,

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

pting permanent incisors in different root developmental stages in Japanese and Mongolian children. 68 subjects were included in this study, 21 Japanese and 47 Mongolian children. Electric pulp test was carried out by dental pulp tester Analytic Technology Vitality Scanner. Statistical significance was found between the root developmental stage of upper central incisors and the electric pulp response (**p<0.01) and the correlation coefficient was high in both Japanese and Mongolian children. (r=0.860, r=0.838), respectively. The relationship between the root developmental stages of upper lateral incisors and the electric pulp response was also statistically significant (**p<0.01) and the correlation coefficients were high in Japanese (r=0.865) and Mongolians (r=0.806) respectively.

Судлаачдын бусад өгүүлэл

Сүүлд хийгдсэн