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Dental Anthropology 2018 │ Volume 31 │ Issue 02 Mesiodistal and buccolingual tooth crown diameters constitute the most widely documented of anthropometric features. These two measurements provide significant information on the fields of human biological problems such as physical anthropology, oral biology, and orthodontics. In the past eighty years, odontometric data has brought a lot of benefit to anthropological and orthodontic research. Mizoguchi (1988) published a manuscript on the mesiodistal and buccolingual crown diameters of modern human populations worldwide, and Kieser (1990) wrote a book on human tooth size. However, after these publications, little else was done to document odontometric data from a global standpoint. The materials presented here summarize odontometric data from around the world. Additionally, data are presented on tooth agenesis.

Odontometric Comparisons of Permanent Dentition in Human Populations