highly significantP < 0.001
The X-linked genetic influence on tooth was rather uniform for all the teeth.[ 16 ] Moss et al .,[ 17 ] explained that the tooth crowns being larger in males may be because of the greater thickness of enamel due to the longer period of amelogenesis for both the primary and secondary dentitions in males, and according to Acharya et al ., it is because of Y chromosome producing slower male maturation.[ 18 ] Mesio-distal width of left canine showed statistically highly significant value as compared to right in both the male and female ( P < 0.001).