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Pediatric dentistry

a grouping of primary dental arches as spaced (type I) or closed (type II), linked to later crowding of the permanent teeth.

In pediatric dentistry, Baume classification of primary arches refers to a grouping of primary dental arches as spaced (type I) or closed (type II), linked to later crowding of the permanent teeth. This meaning comes from Baume (1950) in Journal of Dental Research.[1]

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  1. Baume, L. J. (1950). Physiological Tooth Migration and its Significance for the Development of Occlusion: I. the Biogenetic Course of the Deciduous Dentition. Journal of Dental Research, 29(2), 123-132. https://doi.org/10.1177/00220345500290020301

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