Research Article

Impacted Maxillary Canine Prevalence and Its Association with Other Dental Anomalies in a Mexican Population

Table 1

Prevalence and distribution of dental anomalies by group; total sample size = 860.

Dental anomaliesIMC1ControlOR2CI3
6.04%93.95%

Total prevalence2751.92%16320.17%<0.00014.272.41–7.56
Agenesis47.69%394.82%0.3221.640.56–4.78
Supernumerary teeth35.76%404.95%0.7401.170.35–3.93
Microdontia1121.15%374.57%<0.00015.592.66–11.75
Peg-shaped upper laterals11.92%111.36%0.5291.420.18–11.22
Barrel-shaped upper laterals713.46%151.85%<0.00018.223.19–21.18
Upper laterals with talon cusp00%161.98%0.980.97–0.99
Fusion00%20.24%0.990.99–1
Gemination00%10.12%0.990.99–1
Impacted teeth1019.23%455.56%<0.00014.031.9–8.56
Transposition1223.07%91.11%<0.000126.6310.6–66.88
Amelogenesis imperfecta00%20.24%0.990.99–1

Statistically significant (). 1IMC: impacted maxillary canine. 2OR: odds ratio. 3CI: confidence interval.