Research Article

The Prevalence of Temporomandibular Disorders and Dental Attrition Levels in Patients with Posterior Crossbite and/or Deep Bite: A Preliminary Prospective Study

Table 2

Dental diagnoses at initial evaluation (according to TMD groups).

Initial diagnosis groupsTotal
TMD-free (control)PainDDMixed TMD
Total150 (48%)53 (17%)54 (17%)53 (17%)310 (100%)

X-bite, nNo X-bite88a, b (49%)29a, b (16%)39b (22%)23a (13%)179 (100%)0.294
Anterior X-bite9 (43%)3 (14%)4 (19%)5 (24%)21 (100%)
Posterior X-bite40 (49%)15 (18%)8 (10%)19 (23%)82 (100%)
Mixed X-bite13 (46%)6 (21%)3 (11%)6 (21%)28 (100%)

Open bite, nNo open bite117 (48%)42 (17%)41 (17%)42 (17%)242 (100%)0.713
Anterior open bite20 (49%)6 (15%)8 (20%)7 (17%)41 (100%)
Posterior open bite6 (46%)3 (23%)4 (31%)0 (0%)13 (100%)
Mixed open B7 (50%)2 (14%)1 (7%)4 (29%)14 (100%)

Overbite, nNormal or mild110 (48%)42 (18%)42 (18%)35 (15%)229 (100%)0.547
Deep bite24 (52%)6 (13%)8 (17%)8 (17%)46 (100%)

Wear, n (erosion excluded)Low127 (49%)45 (17%)46 (18%)41 (16%)259 (100%)0.856
High23 (45%)8 (16%)8 (16%)12 (24%)51 (100%)

TMD = temporomandibular disorders; pain = pain = painful TMD; DD = disc displacement; mixed TMD = DD + PAIN. a, bEach subscript letter denotes a subset at reevaluation categories whose column proportions do not differ significantly from each other at the 0.05 level with Bonferroni correction. So, a is a significantly different proportion comparing to b proportion with Bonferroni correction. a, bProportions are overlapped. The proportion of normal bite is compared to not-normal bites.