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2. Characteristics of premaxillary supernumerary teeth in primary and mixed dentitions: a retrospective analysis of 212 cases.
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Shekhar, Madiraju G.
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SUPERNUMERARY teeth ,DENTITION ,PEDIATRIC dentistry ,INCISORS ,RETROSPECTIVE studies ,CHILDREN - Abstract
Aim: To investigate the characteristics and distribution of premaxillary supernumerary teeth affecting primary and mixed dentitions in Indian children. Methods: This retrospective analysis included 11 200 children, aged 3-12 years, who attended a pediatric dental clinic for dental care during the period 2007-2010. The children were divided into group I (aged 3-6 years) and group II (aged 7-12 years), and data regarding maxillary anterior supernumerary teeth, diagnosed both as isolated and/or as unexpected findings during routine clinical and radiological examinations, were gathered. Pearson's χ
2 -test, with a 0.05 level of significance, was used for the analysis. Results: The overall prevalence of premaxillary supernumerary teeth in primary and mixed dentitions was 1.9%. Single supernumerary teeth (84.9%) and conical morphology (68.7%) were commonly seen in both groups. The most common sagittal position was palatal (92.3%) among both erupted and impacted maxillary anterior supernumerary teeth. Conclusion: The prevalence of premaxillary supernumerary teeth in Indian children found in this study was 1.9%, with an overall male to female ratio of 1.7:1. Single supernumerary teeth, conical morphology, and erupted supernumerary teeth were the most commonly seen. Supernumerary teeth associated with clinical complications were relatively low (48%), and axial rotation or displacement of maxillary incisors was the most common sequelae. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2012
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3. Evaluation of Surgical Options for Supernumerary Teeth in the Anterior Maxilla
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Maddalone, M, Rota, E, Amosso, E, Porcaro, G, Mirabelli, L, Maddalone, Marcello, Rota, Elisa, Amosso, Ernesto, Porcaro, Gianluca, Mirabelli, Luca, Maddalone, M, Rota, E, Amosso, E, Porcaro, G, Mirabelli, L, Maddalone, Marcello, Rota, Elisa, Amosso, Ernesto, Porcaro, Gianluca, and Mirabelli, Luca
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AIM: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the surgical options for supernumerary teeth (SNT) in the premaxillary region of children. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 69 patients with 82 partially or completely formed SNT in the anterior maxillary region were identified over a 3-year period. All selected patients were assessed for the number, location, and family history of SNT, damage to adjacent roots, and associated symptoms. The surgical approaches used for removal were recorded. Postoperative clinical sequelae (loss of vitality, periodontal problems, pain, bleeding, and enanthema) were evaluated. RESULTS: A total of 43, 30, and 9 SNT were extracted with palatal, buccal, and bicortical approaches respectively. Peri-odontal and vitality assessments revealed no problems in adjacent teeth at 6 months after surgery. Postoperative pain was within acceptable levels in all patients and subsided within 3 to 7 days. Mild postoperative bleeding occurred in eight patients. Enanthema subsided within 10 days in all patients. CONCLUSION: Our results suggest that early diagnosis and appropriate surgical treatment of SNT are important to decrease the risk of clinical complications.How to cite this article: Maddalone M, Rota E, Amosso E, Porcaro G, Mirabelli L. Evaluation of Surgical Options for Supernumerary Teeth in the Anterior Maxilla. Int J Clin Pediatr Dent 2018;11(4):294-298
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- 2018
4. Prevalencia de los dientes supernumerarios en la población infantil asturiana
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Cueto Blanco, S., Pipa Vallejo, A., González García, M., Pipa Muñiz, C., and Álvarez Álvarez, I.
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Dientes supernumerarios ,hipergenesia ,mesioden ,hyperdontia ,mesiodens ,hiperodoncia ,Supernumerary teeth - Abstract
La odontogénesis, que es un proceso extraordinariamente complejo, como el resto del desarrollo embrionario, está expuesta a determinados factores que pueden alterar su normal evolución. En ocasiones podemos observar un número de dientes adicional a la fórmula dental normal y en ese caso se habla de dientes supernumerarios, hiperodoncia o hipergenesia. Los dientes supernumerarios son más frecuentes en varones que en mujeres. Y no es raro que puedan dar lugar a retención de dientes permanentes o dificultar su erupción en la arcada dentaria. El diagnóstico de hipergenesia se realiza a partir de una exhaustiva exploración clínica con un completo estudio radiográfico, mediante radiografía panorámica, complementado con radiografías periapicales, oclusales, etc. Los dientes supernumerarios se localizan sobretodo en la línea media anterior del maxilar, en cuyo caso hablamos de mesiodens. El mesiodens es el diente supernumerario que se observa con mayor frecuencia. Los dientes supernumerarios son más frecuentes en dentición permanente y más habitual en el maxilar superior que en el maxilar inferior. El abordaje más habitual de los dientes supernumerarios es la exodoncia, aunque en ocasiones se debe complementar con tratamiento ortodóncico. Odontogenesis, which is an extraordinarily complex process, like rest of embryonic development, is exposed to certain factors that may alter its normal evolution. Sometimes we see a number of additional teeth to normal dental formula, and if we speak of supernumerary teeth, hyperdontia or hipergenesia. Supernumerary teeth are more common in men than in women. And no wonder that may lead to retention of permanent teeth or hinder its eruption in the dental arch. Hipergenesia diagnosis is made from a though clinical examination with a complete radiographic study by panoramic radiography supplemented with periapical radiographs, occlusal, etc. Supernumerary teethare located mainly in the anterior midline of the maxilla, in which case we speak of mesiodens. The supernumerary tooth mesiodens is seen more often. Supernumerary teeth are more common in permanent dentition and more common in the maxilla than the mandibule. The most common approach of supernumerary teeth is extraction, but sometimes must be supplemented by orthodontic treatment.
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- 2013
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