Dental Arch Length Analysis

What is added to the sum of widths of mandibular permanent incisors for the lower arch in the method described?

In the Bolton Analysis, what ratio is calculated between the mesio-distal widths of maxillary and mandibular teeth?

What does a positive result in the method described indicate?

What is a key advantage of the method described for predicting tooth mass?

What must a clinician do if a significant tooth mass discrepancy is noted in Bolton Analysis?

What does a negative result in the method described indicate?

How is the tooth mass ratio calculated in Bolton Analysis?

What does the mean value of the overall ratio (12 teeth versus 12 teeth) in Bolton Analysis indicate?

What does it mean if there is more space available in the arch than needed for the unerupted teeth, according to the text?

What are the primary factors that determine the status of a permanent dental arch?

What is the effect on the permanent dental arch when tooth size and arch size are not balanced?

Which feature of dental arch malocclusion is considered the most common?

When is an ideal dental arch possible?

What is the purpose of arch length analysis in dentistry?

Which analysis compares the space required and space available to determine arch length discrepancy?

In dental arch analysis, what leads to crowding or spacing issues?

'Succedaneous tooth' refers to a tooth that:

'Arch length discrepancy' in dentistry refers to:

What is the main focus of Nance analysis in dentistry?

Which method is used during the mixed dentition period to predict the size of unerupted teeth?

What is the primary reason for the limited use of Nance arch length analysis?

Which method allows for determining arch length discrepancies without the use of radiographs?

What is a key advantage of Moyer's mixed dentition analysis?

What can be expected if the predicted tooth size is greater than the available arch length?

Why are mandibular incisors chosen for measurement in Moyer's mixed dentition analysis?

______ size and alveolar size are the primary factors that determine the status of permanent dental arch

Only when the combined size of permanent teeth is balanced with the size of alveolar apical area is an ideal dental arch ______

Arch length analysis is done to estimate the space adequacy for succedaneous tooth and fairly predict how much space will be required for eruption and proper alignment in the dental ______

Crowding is the most common feature of dental arch ______

In Nance analysis, the space required and space available are compared to arrive at arch length ______

Various analysis used for estimating space adequacy include Nance ______

Arch length analysis helps in predicting how much space will be required for eruption and proper alignment in the dental ______

The status of a permanent dental arch is determined by tooth size and alveolar ______

When tooth size and arch size are not balanced, the effect on permanent dental arch is ______ or spacing

An ideal dental arch is possible only when the combined size of permanent teeth is balanced with the size of alveolar apical ______

Nance concluded that in the average patient’s mandibular arch a leeway of 1.7 mm per side exists between combined mesiodistal widths of primary mandibular canine and first and second primary molars and the mesio distal length widths of corresponding permanent teeth, with the primary teeth being larger

The Nance arch length analysis is ______ used, partly because the involved procedure for this analysis requires a complete set of periapical radiographs

Moyer’s mixed dentition analysis is used during the mixed dentition period to predict the size of unerupted teeth by looking at the teeth present in oral cavity

Moyer’s mixed dentition analysis can be completed in mouth as well as on casts

Moyer’s mixed dentition analysis is based on ______ of tooth size; one may measure a tooth or group of teeth and predict accurately the size of other teeth in the same mouth

Moyer’s mixed dentition analysis measures the mesio-distal width of ______ incisors to predict the size of upper as well as lower, posterior teeth

Moyer’s mixed dentition analysis ______s the space available and space required in all four quadrants to determine arch length discrepancy

Tanaka and Johnston analysis is a ______ of Moyer’s analysis except that a prediction table is not needed

Tanaka and Johnston analysis is a variation of Moyer’s analysis except that a prediction table is not ______

Arch length discrepancy in dentistry refers to the ______ between space available and space required in all four quadrants to determine arch length discrepancy

The sum of widths of mandibular permanent incisors is measured and divided by 2. For the lower arch, 10.5 mm is added to the result. For the upper arch, 11 mm is added to the result to obtain the total estimated widths of canines and premolars. This method is used during the ______ period.

If the width of lower incisors is 23 mm, divide by 2 and add 10.5 mm for the lower arch, the result is 22 mm compared with 22.2 mm obtained from ______'s table.

Bolton Analysis is also known as Bolton’s tooth size ratio analysis and is used during the ______ period.

The Bolton analysis ratio measurement is as follows: Sum of mandibular / sum maxillary x 100 = tooth mass ratio. For the overall ratio (12 teeth versus 12 teeth), the mean is ______.

For the anterior ratio (6 teeth versus 6 teeth) in Bolton Analysis, the mean is ______.

When a significant discrepancy with the Bolton analysis ratio is noted, the clinician must assess where the tooth mass problem is located and decide on the best method to resolve it by addressing tooth mass discrepancies between maxillary and mandibular ______.

If the result is positive in the method described, there is more space available in the arch than is needed for the unerupted ______.

If the result is negative in the method described, the unerupted teeth require more space than is available to erupt into ideal ______.

The technique involved in the method described is simple, easily repeated procedures and minimal material needs, and it doesn’t use prediction charts. This method doesn’t require additional ______.

In Moyer's mixed dentition analysis, the sum of widths of mandibular permanent ______ is measured.

Tooth size and arch size are the primary factors that determine the status of permanent dental arch.

Crowding is the least common feature of dental arch malocclusion.

Only when the combined size of permanent teeth is balanced with the size of alveolar apical area is an ideal dental arch achievable.

Nance analysis is used to compare space required and space available to determine arch length discrepancy.

Arch length analysis helps in predicting how much space will be required for eruption and proper alignment in the dental arch.

The primary reason for limited use of Nance arch length analysis is its complexity.

An ideal dental arch is achievable when tooth size and arch size are not balanced.

Moyer's mixed dentition analysis cannot be completed on casts.

Bolton Analysis ratio involves dividing the sum of mandibular teeth widths by the sum of maxillary teeth widths.

The mean value from overall ratio (12 teeth versus 12 teeth) in Bolton Analysis indicates tooth mass discrepancy.

In Moyer's mixed dentition analysis, the sum of widths of mandibular permanent incisors is measured and divided by 2.

The Bolton Analysis is also known as Nance tooth size ratio analysis.

Bolton Analysis is used during the mixed dentition period.

In the Bolton Analysis, the overall ratio (12 teeth versus 12 teeth) mean is 91.3.

The method described for predicting tooth mass requires the use of prediction charts.

Arch length discrepancy in dentistry refers to the imbalance between space available and space required in all four quadrants.

If the result is positive in the method described, there is less space available in the arch than needed for the unerupted teeth.

Nance arch length analysis is widely used due to its simple procedure that does not require radiographs.

The primary factors that determine the status of a permanent dental arch are tooth size and gingival size.

Moyer’s mixed dentition analysis focuses on predicting the size of unerupted teeth based on arch length discrepancies.

Moyer's mixed dentition analysis can be done with equal reliability either by beginner or by an expert

In Nance analysis, the leeway of 1.7 mm per side exists between the combined mesiodistal widths of primary mandibular canine and first and second primary molars compared to the corresponding permanent teeth

Tanaka and Johnston analysis requires the use of a prediction table

Moyer's mixed dentition analysis involves measuring the mesio-distal width of mandibular incisors

Nance arch length analysis is widely used due to its simple procedure

Moyer's mixed dentition analysis is based on the correlation of tooth size

The sum total mesio-distal width of upper and lower cuspids and bicuspids in Moyer's analysis is found at 75% probability

Nance concluded that the difference in total mesio-distal width of corresponding three primary teeth in the maxillary arch compared to the width of three permanent teeth that succeed them is 0.9 mm per side

Moyer's mixed dentition analysis predicts the size of unerupted teeth by measuring the space between primary mandibular canine and first and second primary molars

In Moyer's mixed dentition analysis, if the predicted value exceeds available arch length, crowding of teeth can be expected