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It is common to find in mixed dentition stages, early loss of deciduous teeth along with consequent aesthetics and functional changes. There can be migrations or rotations of the neighboring teeth, causing a loss of available space in the arcades, being unfavorable to the eruption of the permanent teeth, which will not have the space to its normal alignment. The goal of this study was to find if dental discrepancies between available space and required space of dental arches separate in two groups, one with absence of at least one temporary molar, and one with presence of all deciduous teeth, according to the Moyer’s method. We found that those patients who had all their molars in arches, the arc length was bigger (upper and lower), compared to those with absence of at least one molar; where Sig = 0.002 < 0.05 is for the upper arch and Sig = 0.000 < 0.05 is for the lower arch. The presence of all deciduous teeth is favorable for the permanent teeth to erupt into the dental arches, however, the absence of at least one molar, causes a decrease in space length, which leads to functional and aesthetic alterations.

DENTICIÓN MIXTA: ESTUDIO COMPARATIVO DE ANÁLISIS DE ESPACIOS CON PRESENCIA O AUSENCIA DE MOLARES TEMPORALES EN NIÑOS DE 7 A 9 AÑOS