Keyphrases
Amazon Basin
100%
Peru
100%
Malocclusion
100%
Malocclusion Prevalence
100%
Village Community
100%
Ucayali
100%
Native Communities
100%
Orthodontics
100%
Classifcation
66%
Analgesic Consumption
50%
Anti-inflammatory Effect
50%
B Vitamins
50%
Virtual Learning Environment
50%
University Students
50%
Third Molar Surgery
50%
Randomized Clinical Trial
50%
Research Skills
50%
Suture Fusion
50%
Cervical Vertebral Maturation
50%
Midpalatal Suture
50%
3D Study
50%
Dental Crowding
33%
Cross-sectional Descriptive Study
33%
Anterior Open Bite
33%
Anterior Crossbite
33%
Overjet
33%
Jungle
33%
Oral Health
33%
High Prevalence
33%
Overbite
33%
Preventive Intervention
33%
Bone Fusion
30%
Project Management
20%
Visual Scale
16%
Preoperative Administration
16%
Facial Contour
16%
Maximum Intensity
16%
No Significant Difference
16%
Intramuscularly
16%
Contour Measurement
16%
Rescue Analgesia
16%
Analgesic Activity
16%
Pain Intensity
16%
Group Control
16%
Before Surgery
16%
Mandibular Third Molar Surgery
16%
Vitamin B1
16%
Higher Education
10%
Cognitive Ability
10%
Observational Design
10%
Postgraduate School
10%
Technological Competence
10%
Methodological Competence
10%
Technological Management
10%
Weak Area
10%
Teamwork Competence
10%
Management Aspects
10%
Virtual Environment
10%
Design Study
10%
Competencies
10%
Postgraduate Students
10%
Diagnostic Performance
10%
Male Patients
5%
High Correlation
5%
Age Groups
5%
Cone-beam Computed Tomography
5%
Older Female Patient
5%
Fusion Level
5%
Low Positive
5%
Spearman Correlation Analysis
5%
Young Subgroup
5%
Female Patients
5%
Likelihood Ratio Test
5%
Medicine and Dentistry
Malocclusion
100%
Adolescence
100%
Randomized Clinical Trial
50%
Third Molar
50%
Antiinflammatory Activity
50%
Dexamethasone
50%
Maturation
50%
Cervical Vertebra
50%
Suture
50%
Prevalence
42%
Orthodontics
42%
Anodyne
37%
Crowding (Tooth)
14%
Overjet
14%
Crossbite
14%
Analgesia
12%
Thiamine
12%
Mandibular Third Molar
12%
Analgesic Activity
12%
Cyanocobalamin
12%
Diagnostic Performance
10%
Volume CT
5%
Ossification
5%