ArticleEuropean journal of dentistry2023
Agreement of the Newly Developed Moyers' Equations and Moyers' Tables.
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- Preferences and Satisfaction Toward an Orthodontic Clinical App.European journal of dentistry · 2023Article
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Abstract
objectiveThis study aimed to develop the Moyers' prediction equation to be used with tooth widths predicting app on smartphone. MATERIALS AND
methodsFour equations were developed separately for sex and dental arches. Internal validation with Moyers' table was finished. External validation on 37 subjects with agreement test of both Moyers' prediction STATISTICAL ANALYSIS: A general linear model procedure was used to create four prediction equations. Internal validation was evaluated using the coefficient of determination. External validation was performed using Bland and Altman (BA) test.
resultsFour equations were developed for OrthoAnalysis app on smartphone. The overall coefficient of determination of all equations and prediction table was 0.998 (
conclusionsIn summary, four novel estimation equations were developed and showed very low difference to the well accepted original Moyers' prediction tables. Therefore, the equations used in the orthodontic app for predicting unerupted tooth width were verified and valid for clinical use.
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