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Objective: The main aims of this study were to determine the prevalence of Midline Maxillary diastemaaccording to three common races (Tajik, Pashtoon, and Hazara), sex, and type of dental arch among 999OPD patients in National and Specialized Stomatology Hospital, Kabul-Afghanistan.Materials and Methods: 999 patients in 15-30 years were selected by a systematic random samplingmethod during the seventh month. Patients were examined directly intra-orally, and information wascollected by a single researcher, recorded on pre-prepared questioner forms, and then data analyzed bythe SPSS.25 software.Results: The result shows that the prevalence of maxillary midline diastema was 5.8%, that most of themwere male 3.3% than females 2.3%. Frequency of midline diastema was more in Tajik race 6.5% thanPashtoon 5.5% and Hazara 3.6%. According to the arch form, midline diastema appearance was mostlydetected in the Square arch form at 6.8% than the Ovoid 5.4% and Triangular 4.3%.Keywords: Maxillary midline diastema gender race arch form.

Prevalence of midline diastema according to race in Afghanistan