TY  - JOUR
  - HOLLAND, TJ and OMULLANE, DM and WHELTON, HP
  - 1994
  - Endodontics ; Dental Traumatology
  - ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE TO INCISORS AMONGST IRISH ADULTS
  - Validated
  - ()
  - 10
  - 4
  - 191
  - 194
  - Evidence of accidental damage to permanent incisor teeth was recorded as part of a national survey of adult dental health in Ireland. A total of 746 adults aged between 16 and 34 years were examined. The prevalence of injury was considerably higher in males and the majority of subjects in both sexes had just one tooth affected. There was a continuing increase in prevalence with age which appeared to level out after the age of 24. A high level of untreated injuries was noted in both age groups; of those injuries which were treated, composite restorations were more common in the younger age groups while extraction and replacement by a denture was more common in older subjects.
DA  - 1994/NaN
ER  - 

@article{V66353457,
   = {HOLLAND, TJ and OMULLANE, DM and WHELTON, HP},
   = {1994},
   = {Endodontics ; Dental Traumatology},
   = {ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE TO INCISORS AMONGST IRISH ADULTS},
   = {Validated},
   = {()},
   = {10},
   = {4},
  pages = {191--194},
   = {{Evidence of accidental damage to permanent incisor teeth was recorded as part of a national survey of adult dental health in Ireland. A total of 746 adults aged between 16 and 34 years were examined. The prevalence of injury was considerably higher in males and the majority of subjects in both sexes had just one tooth affected. There was a continuing increase in prevalence with age which appeared to level out after the age of 24. A high level of untreated injuries was noted in both age groups; of those injuries which were treated, composite restorations were more common in the younger age groups while extraction and replacement by a denture was more common in older subjects.}},
  source = {IRIS}
}