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0.05). It was found that about half of the affected patients had two impacted molars. Infraocclusion had mainly affected the first mandibular molar. A dental variation was also found in addition to infraocclusion in 50.8% of the patients. It was observed that primary molars without successors had more severe infraocclusion. No difference in terms of tooth development was detected (P > 0.05).CONCLUSION: Given the results of the present study, it was seen that half of the children with infraoccluded primary molar had additional dental variations. Therefore, all children in the mixed and primary dentition must be examined carefully for the infraocclusion of primary molars and accompanying dental variations. Early diagnosis and treatment may prevent the development of complications, so that the condition can be appropriately managed.]]>
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0.05). On the other hand, mesial-distal bone resorption was higher in patients with O blood type older than 50 years (P < 0.05).CONCLUSION: The fact that 52.2% of the patients with implants had O blood type, which is higher than the Turkish general population, may suggest that individuals with O blood type are more prone to tooth loss. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study that assessed the impact of blood type on the success of dental implants.]]>
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