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Table 1 Comparison of the sex and classification of malocclusion on measurements

From: Differences in the factors associated with tongue pressure between children with class I and Class II malocclusions

 

Class I

Class II

Two-Way ANOVA

 

Boys

(N = 12)

Girls

(N = 16)

Total

(N = 28)

Boys

(N = 16)

Girls

(N = 12)

Total

(N = 28)

(Effects) P value

 

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

Boys vs. Girls

Class I vs. Class II

Age (years)

8.88 (0.98)

9.06 (0.57)

8.98 (0.76)

8.73 (0.86)

8.97 (0.92)

8.83 (0.87)

0.366

0.594

Height (cm)

132.28 (7.80)

134.84 (8.80)

133.74 (8.33)

130.83 (10.21)

130.37 (6.44)

130.63 (8.65)

0.652

0.208

Body weight (kg)

29.49 (4.45)

31.34 (5.61)

30.55 (5.14)

30.05 (6.84)

27.74 (3.55)

29.06 (5.70)

0.875

0.305

Hand grip strength (kg)

14.67 (2.42)

14.06 (3.86)

14.32 (3.28)

12.25 (3.75)

11.83 (2.95)

12.07 (3.38)

0.578

0.014

DMFT index

5.17 (4.13)

2.06 (3.11)

3.39 (3.84)

3.94 (3.45)

4.00 (2.66)

3.96 (3.08)

0.100

0.698

Maximum occlusal force (kN)

0.44 (0.13)

0.40 (0.16)

0.42 (0.15)

0.34 (0.12)

0.30 (0.14)

0.33 (0.13)

0.335

0.011

Maximum tongue pressure (kPa)

38.31 (6.22)

36.81 (7.28)

37.45 (6.77)

32.33 (7.86)

27.79 (7.19)

30.39 (7.78)

0.128

0.000

Masticatory performance (mg/dl)

148.08 (38.23)

101.94 (46.31)

121.72 (48.24)

101.19 (44.99)

102.58 (38.50)

101.78 (41.58)

0.058

0.050

  1. DMFT, decayed, missing, and filled teeth; SD, standard deviation; ANOVA, analysis of variance