Research Article
Supernumerary Teeth in Indian Children: A Survey of 300 Cases
Table 4
Summary of various studies carried out on supernumerary teeth in different populations.
| Authors | Sample size | Country | Age | Method | Types of supernumerary included | Male : Female |
| Present study | 300 children diagnosed with supernumerary teeth | India | 4–14 Yeras | Clinical Examination and radiographs | All | 2.9 : 1 | Tyrologou et al. (2005) [8] | 97 children with diagnosed mesiodens | Sweden | 3–15 years | Clinical examination and radiographs | Mesiodens | 2 : 1 | Huang et al. (1992) [9] | 152 children with diagnosed supernumerary teeth | Jordan | 5–15 years | Clinical examination and radiographs | All | 2.2 : 1 | Liu (1995) [2] | 112 children with diagnosed supernumerary teeth in the premaxillary regions | Taiwan | 4–14 years | Clinical examination and radiographs | In the Premaxillary region. | 2.8 : 1 | von Arx (1992) [10] | 90 patients with anterior maxillary supernumerary | Switzerland | 6–10 years | Clinical examination and radiographs | In the Anterior Maxillary region | 2.6 : 1 |
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