Peck’s Analysis.
Write a short note on Peck and Peck’s analysis.
Answer. It is also known as the Peck and Peck ratio.
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- According to the analysis, the ratio between the mesiodistal and faciolingual dimensions of the lower incisor should be 1:1.
- Peck and Peck analysis is done only for lower central incisors and lateral incisors.
- In the analysis, the measurements are carried out intraorally.
- While making out the ratio, if the mesiodistal dimension is more proximal, stripping is done.
- The analysis is given for the stability of rotational correction of mandibular incisors.
- Peck and Peck’s analysis is done by following the formula:
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⇒ \(\frac{\text { Mesiodistal width }}{\text { Faciolingual diameter }} \times 100\)
- After obtaining the value from the above formula, it is matched with the ranges which are: The normal Peck and Peck ratio for central incisors is 88 to 92%
- The normal Peck and Peck ratio for lateral incisors is 90 to 95%.
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