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A cross-sectional study shows gender influences mouth opening accessibility in posterior dental areas, suggesting the need for tailored clinical assessments.
The findings of this study provide reference data for posterior intraoral accessibility. Within the limitations of this analysis, gender appeared to influence maximum mouth opening, with males showing greater values at all measurement regions, whereas age showed no significant linear trend.
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