塞尔维亚中世纪人口的牙齿古病理学。

IF 0.4 4区社会学 Q3 ANTHROPOLOGY

Anthropologischer Anzeiger Pub Date : 2001-05-31 DOI:10.1127/ANTHRANZ/59/2001/113

Marija Djuric Srejic

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摘要

在塞尔维亚西部考古遗址发掘的墓地中，对两个中世纪晚期人群的牙病模式进行了分析，其基础是对牙齿磨损、死前牙齿脱落、龋齿、牙釉质发育不良、牙槽吸收、脓肿和牙石的研究。这里报告的结果显示，磨损、牙槽吸收和龋齿的发生率很高，这表明磨蚀性饮食和口腔卫生不良。

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Dental paleopathology in a Serbian Medieval population.

: Analysis of the pattern of dental disease in two Late Medieval populations from cemeteries excavated at archaeological sites in western Serbia was based on the study of tooth wear, ante-mortem tooth loss, caries, dental enamel hypoplasia, alveolar resorption, abscesses and calculus. The findings reported here show a high prevalence of attrition, alveolar resorption and caries, which suggest an abrasive diet and poor oral hygiene.

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