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• 2012Validity of demirjian and nolla methods for dental age estimation for Northeastern Turkish children aged 5-16 years old100 cited
• 2012The assessment and interpretation of Demirjian, Goldstein and Tanner's dental maturity98 cited
• 2014Reliability and validity of five radiographic dental‐age estimation methods in a population of Malaysian children96 cited
• 2013Assessment of Dental Age of Children Aged 3.5 to 16.9 Years Using Demirjian’s Method: A Meta-Analysis Based on 26 Studies74 cited
• 2013Dental age assessment validity of radiographic methods on Serbian children population70 cited
• 2014Dental age assessment in 7–14-year-old Chinese children: Comparison of Demirjian and Willems methods70 cited
• 2013Dental Age Assessment in Children: A Comparison of Four Methods in a Recent French Population69 cited
• 2015A Comparison of the Accuracy of Four Age Estimation Methods Based on Panoramic Radiography of Developing Teeth68 cited
• 2017DNA methylation markers in combination with skeletal and dental ages to improve age estimation in children64 cited
• 2014The accuracy of estimating chronological age from Demirjian and Nolla methods in a Portuguese and Spanish sample62 cited
• 2017Willems method of dental age estimation in children: A systematic review and meta-analysis61 cited
• 2021Dental age estimation: Demirjian’s versus the other methods in different populations. A literature review61 cited
• 2015Dental age assessment in a northern Chinese population61 cited
• 2021Age estimation in the living: A scoping review of population data for skeletal and dental methods60 cited
• 2014Age estimation in northern Chinese children by measurement of open apices in tooth roots56 cited
• 2012Comparison of the applicability of four odontological methods for age estimation of the 14 years legal threshold in a sample of Italian adolescents.56 cited