One of the problems that make it difficult to achieve this proportionality is malocclusion, or tooth misalignment. Prehistoric humans had teeth that were straighter than ours according to fossil ...

Kenza, K. , Ghina, N. and Farid, B. (2025) Malocclusion’s Risk Factors: A Systematic Review. Open Access Library Journal, 12, 1-15. doi: 10.4236/oalib.1113036 .

This condition is also called a Class III malocclusion or prognathism. It creates a bulldog-like appearance in the mouth and face. Some cases of underbite can be severe, causing the lower teeth to ...

This is common in dogs with abnormal bites (called malocclusion) that cause the teeth to wear against each other when the mouth opens and closes. Tooth attrition most often happens to the canine ...

Laboratory mice are characterized by monophyodont dentition, meaning that they possess only one set of teeth throughout their entire lives. Rodent incisors and molars are examples of rootless ...

The analysis of factors related to the causes of these changes is essential for planning public health policies aimed at preventing and clinically intercepting malocclusion. This study ...

In general, the habits were associated with signs of malocclusion, as reported in the literature. However, studies with larger samples and with infants exclusively breastfed for longer periods can ...