Introduction Children with high body mass index (BMI) values have been demonstrated to
have precocious dental development. Research has largely focused on cross-sectional data …

The aims of this study were to compare third‐year dental students’ satisfaction and level of
learning in case‐based learning (CBL) versus team‐based learning (TBL) and the resources …

Introduction The dentition is one of the most accurate features for age estimation in children.
However, there is some evidence that timing of dental development varies across …

Objective We hypothesize that childhood obesity influences both facial and mandibular size
and form in children and adolescents. Design Pre-treatment records of patients (n = 181; 86 …

Objective To assess longitudinal variation in patterns of retromolar space growth, with regard
to sex and cervical vertebrae maturation. Design We utilized serial lateral cephalograms …

Human remains from forensic and bioarcheological contexts are often fragmentary, requiring
methods for estimating a forensic profile that are based upon limited skeletal features. In …

This study quantifies the metacarpal 1 (MC 1) proximal articular surface using three-dimensional
morphometrics in extant hominids and fossil hominins (SK 84, cf. Paranthropus robustus…

The goal of this critical review is to synthesize the burgeoning body of literature on childhood
obesity/body mass index (BMI) and dental development. The overwhelming majority of …

Objectives The midface of extant Homo sapiens is known to undergo shape changes through
fetal and neo‐natal ontogeny; however, little work has been done to quantify these shape …

Background The extracellular matrix (ECM) is a fundamental component of multicellular
organisms that orchestrates developmental processes and controls cell and tissue organization. …