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J Dent Res 47(5): 811-815, 1968
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Anglo-Saxon and Modern British Teeth

C. L. B. LAVELLE 1

1 Anatomy Department, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, England

Estimation of the dimensions of Anglo-Saxon and modern permanent dentitions provided the basis of this investigation. The premolars, canines, and incisors of Anglo-Saxons appeared larger than those of contemporary subjects. The reverse was true for the molars. These changing tooth dimensions may contribute to the increasing prevalence of dental overcrowding.

Submitted on April 3, 1968






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