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. 2021 Jun 5;13(Suppl 1):S595–S597. doi: 10.4103/jpbs.JPBS_693_20

Table 2.

Mean, standard deviation, and difference between chronological age and dental age according to Willems method using Student’s t-test

Age group (years) Sex n Mean±SD 95 % CI of mean difference t P


CA DA Difference between CA and DA Lower Upper
10 Boy 28 10.03±0.58 9.96±0.84 0.07±0.19 −0.32 0.45 0.350 0.728
Girl 21 9.79±0.56 10.0±1.08 −0.25±0.27 −0.79 0.29 −0.937 0.354
11 Boy 13 10.85±0.50 10.6±0.88 0.19±0.28 −0.39 0.77 0.688 0.498
Girl 10 10.85±0.73 10.9±1.52 −0.10±0.53 −1.22 1.01 −0.197 0.846
12 Boy 10 11.85±0.67 12.2±1.78 −0.39±0.60 −1.65 0.87 −0.645 0.527
Girl 19 11.89±0.74 11.3±0.83 0.61±0.25 0.095 1.13 2.399 0.022
13 Boy 25 13.22±0.41 13.5±1.01 −0.30±0.22 −0.74 0.14 −1.377 0.175
Girl 20 13.21±0.48 12.9±0.81 0.32±0.21 −0.10 0.75 1.542 0.131
14 Boy 33 13.93±0.57 14.4±1.41 −0.43±0.27 −0.95 0.10 −1.614 0.111
Girl 26 14.30±0.72 13.8±0.92 0.54±0.23 0.08 1.00 2.362 0.022

P<0.05 is statistically significant. SD: Standard deviation, CI: Confidential interval, CA: Chronological age, DA: Dental age