


Volume 20 No 10 (2022)
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The Effect of Random and Systematic Errors in the Measurement’s Outcomes of Tooth Size Arch Length Deficiency by Two Different Measuring Tools
Mohamed Elsayed Saad Ibrahim , Mohammed G. Elshal
Abstract
No orthodontist can deny that cast analysis is so important key in diagnosis and treatment planning in
conjunction with the rest of routine orthodontic records. Cast analysis for permanent teeth is one of the influential
aids to obtain the exact amount of space required to relieve the crowding properly via adequate space gaining
methods such as extraction, IPR (Interproximal Reduction), expansion, or distalization. Therefore, the measurement
errors during tooth size arch length analysis are a crucial issue because any decrease or increase in millimeters for
space required may cause significant alterations in treatment plan strategy because of the inaccuracy of
measurement’s magnitude. So, answering the following question is so interesting. The question is “ignoring the
measurement errors during cast analysis measurement can affect the measurement’s outcomes significantly or not.
Despite, studying and understanding the measurement errors that could happen duringcast analysis procedureis so
equal to cast analysis study especially for orthodontists
Keywords
Transparent Plastic Arch Form Ruler, Reflex Metro-graph, F-curve Ruler
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