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Second molar at Demirjian stage A-D at extraction vs Second molar at Demirjian stage G-H at extraction: Spontaneous space closure

Population
Children and adolescents after extraction of a mandibular permanent first molar (before eruption of the second molar)
Intervention
Second molar at Demirjian stage A-D at extraction
Comparison
Second molar at Demirjian stage G-H at extraction
Outcome
Spontaneous space closure

In the mandible, Demirjian stage A-D vs G-H was not significantly associated with space closure (OR 2.75; not GRADE-rated).

What each review found

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FindingEffectStudiesGRADE certainty
Second molar at Demirjian stage A-D at extraction vs Second molar at Demirjian stage G-H at extraction
Spontaneous space closure · Children and adolescents after extraction of a mandibular permanent first molar (before eruption of the second molar) · Until eruption of the permanent second molar (median follow-up 4.0 years), University clinics and hospitals in 8 countries (children/adolescents <18 years), Mandible
In the mandible, Demirjian stage A-D vs G-H was not significantly associated with space closure (OR 2.75; not GRADE-rated).
Spontaneous space closure after extraction of permanent first molars in children and adolescents: a… (2024) All outcomes
OR 2.75 [0.50, 15.10]3 studiesGRADE not reported

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