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Aim
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the use of the Levandoski Panoramic Analysis in the diagnosis of
dental and mandibular asymmetries and its contribution to clinical patient's evaluation and treatment planning. MATERIALS
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Methods
Thirty-one randomly selected panoramic radiographs of children from 7 to 14 year old were analysed using
10 linear measurements. Right and left values were compared with Student's paired T tests. For each value, mean and
standard deviation were computed separately for each side.
Results
Statistics. A dominance for the left side over the right
side was observed. The data obtained were not statistically significant with the exception of maxillary length: the right side
length of the maxilla was shorter (p<0.05) compared to the left side. CONCLUSIONS: Levandosky Panoramic Analisys
represents a useful screening method in the diagnosis of dental and mandibular asymmetries.
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Vol.13 – n.4/2012
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Harvard: R. Biagi, A. Craparo, F. Trovato, A. C. Butti, A. Salvato (2012) "Diagnosis of dental and mandibular asymmetries in children according to Levandoski Panoramic Analysis", European Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, 13(4), pp297-300. doi:
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