Taranger J, Lichtenstein H, Svennberg-Redegren I
Acta Paediatr Scand Suppl. 1976(258):83-97. doi: 10.1111/j.1651-2227.1976.tb14763.x.
Tooth eruption in 212 randomly selected Swedish urban children has been investigated from birth to 16 years as part of a prospective longitudinal study of growth and development. The ages and the order of eruption of the deciduous and permanent teeth were in agreement with those reported in other contemporary studies. The good agreement with another longitudinal study of the tooth eruption of Swedish children born during the same period is an indication that the present sample was representative of contemporary Swedish children. In the deciduous dentition a probable male advancement was found, while girls were consistently the advanced sex as regards the eruption of permanent teeth. Sex differences have also been found in the relation between dental development and other criteria of somatic growth and development. The correlations were low or moderate with, in general, higher values for girls than boys. A positive association with somatic growth was observed both for the deciduous and the permanent dentition but with intriguing sex differences for various body measurements.
作为一项关于生长发育的前瞻性纵向研究的一部分，对212名随机挑选的瑞典城市儿童从出生到16岁的牙齿萌出情况进行了调查。乳牙和恒牙的萌出年龄及顺序与其他当代研究报告的情况一致。与同期出生的瑞典儿童牙齿萌出情况的另一项纵向研究结果高度吻合，这表明本样本代表了当代瑞典儿童。在乳牙列中发现男性可能有提前萌出的情况，而在恒牙萌出方面，女孩一直是提前萌出的性别。在牙齿发育与身体生长发育的其他指标之间的关系中也发现了性别差异。相关性较低或中等，总体上女孩的值高于男孩。乳牙列和恒牙列均观察到与身体生长呈正相关，但在各种身体测量方面存在有趣的性别差异。
