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Prevalence of snoring and facial profile type, malocclusion class and dental arch morphology among snorer and nonsnorer university population.

J Orthod Sci · 2015 · PMC4759973 · PMID 26955628

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concluded that snoring was prevalent in student population, and male gender showed a trend as an independent predictor for snoring, which is similar to our result.[ 6 ] When we compared our result with the general adult population findings, our result is slightly lower than the prevalence of snoring reported by middle-Eastern studies (52.3% Saudi and 28.7% Jordanian BaHammam et al . and

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