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. 2020 Nov 25;50(6):407–417. doi: 10.4041/kjod.2020.50.6.407

Table 5.

Comparison between the results of previous studies and those of the present study on Parry–Romberg syndrome

Author (year) Study
design
Sample (race, number) Root Microdontia Delayed eruption/impacted tooth Congenital missing

Short root (incomplete root development) Dilacerated root
Foster13 (1979) Case report Caucasian(n = 1) Present
#44,45,46,47
Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned
Fayad and
Steffensen14
(1994)
Case report Hispanic(n = 1) Present
#12,42
Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned
Mazzeo
et al.15 (1995)
Case report Hispanic(n = 1) Present
#23,36,37
Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned
Urban
et al.16 (1996)
Case report Hispanic(n = 1) Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Mentioned(a lack of the second molar)
Colquhoun
et al.18 (2000)
Case report Caucasian(n = 1) Present
Generalized shortening of all permanent incisor, premolar, and lower canine
Not mentioned Not mentioned Present
#24,25,27,37
Not mentioned
Grippaudo
et al.20 (2004)
Case report Caucasian(n = 2) Present
Patient #1: malformed(first molar and first premolar) roots
Patient #2: root reduction with several teeth (#14, 16,17,31,41,42,44)
Not mentioned Not mentioned Present
Patient #1: the teeth on the left maxillary side were less erupted
Present
Patient #1: agenesis of the second premolar, #15,25,35,45
Patient #2: #15,36
O'Flynn and
Kinirons8 (2006)
Case report Caucasian(n = 1) Present
#24,25,26,27,34,35,
36,37
Present
#24,34,45
Not mentioned Present
#27,37
Not mentioned
de Vasconcelos
Carvalho
et al.11 (2010)
Case report Brazilian(n = 1) Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned
You and Baik21
(2011)
Case report Korean(n = 1) Present
#34,35
Not mentioned Not mentioned Present
Posterior open bite on the left side due to delayed tooth eruption
Not mentioned
Dixit
et al.19 (2016)
Case report Dravidian, India (n = 2) Not mentioned Not mentioned Mentioned(relative microdontia on the left side) Not mentioned Not mentioned
Al-Aizari
et al.10 (2015)
Review of 14
papers
- Mentioned Not mentioned Not mentioned Mentioned Mentioned
This study
(2019)
Retrospective
chart review
Korean (n = 10) Present(n = 6/10) Present(n = 2/10) Present(n = 4/10) Present(n = 2/10) Present(n = 6/10)