A novel approach to neoplasms medial to the condyle: a condylectomy with anterior displacement of the condyle

Ye, Z.-X.; Chen, Yang; Chen, M.-J.; Abdelrehem, Ahmed

doi:10.1016/j.ijom.2015.11.015

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“…(2)segmenting out teeth, alveolar bone and inferior alveolar nerve. (3)simulating osteotomy and tooth rotation on the 3D model 12 (Fig. 2 ).…”

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“…Several problems as follows are to be answered: ①Is there a comprehensive evaluation for the deep impacted mandibular 3rd molar? With the application of three-dimensional(3D) reconstruction in oral and maxillofacial surgical design 11 , 12 , is it possible to introduce the technique in this study to guide the surgical procedure? ②What is the key technique in the mesiolingual root rotation?…”

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Mesiolingual root rotation for horizontal mandibular third molar extraction: position classification and surgical simulation

Chen

2017

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Extracting horizontal mandibular 3rd molars face considerable difficulty due to the large bone and adjacent tooth resistances. This study aims at evaluating the effectiveness of a novel method-mesiolingual root rotation to extract wisdom teeth of this type. In this study, 73 horizontal teeth extracted using piezosurgery were reviewed and classified based on impaction depth: position I, II, III refers to the highest portion of the crown on a level with upper 1/3, middle 1/3, lower 1/3 of the 2rd molar’s root. Based on the surgical simulations on their 3D CBCT reconstructions, traditional method(crown distal rotation) and novel method(root mesiolingual rotation) are applied. 79.17% of teeth in position I and 57.89% of teeth in position II were designed using traditional method, 83.33% teeth in position III were designed using the novel method(p < 0.05). The surgeries were performed according to the designs. Two cases in position II using traditional method were found temporary inferior alveolar nerve(IAN) injury; while only one case in position III using novel method got temporary IAN and lingual nerve injury. Our study suggested that root mesiolingual rotation is an effective method to extract the horizontal mandibular 3rd molars, especially the deep impacted ones.

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“…(2)segmenting out teeth, alveolar bone and inferior alveolar nerve. (3)simulating osteotomy and tooth rotation on the 3D model 12 (Fig. 2 ).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

Mesiolingual root rotation for horizontal mandibular third molar extraction: position classification and surgical simulation

Chen

2017

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“…It is an important landmark as this area is simple to identify and often encountered during access osteotomies. [1,[29][30][31] …”

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The relationship between the carotid canal and mandibular condyle: an anatomical study with application to surgical approaches to the skull base via the infratemporal fossa

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Bernard²,

Irwin³

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Skull Base Erosion Resulting From Primary Tumors of the Temporomandibular Joint and Skull Base Region: Our Classification and Reconstruction Experience

Chen

Zheng

et al. 2018

Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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A novel approach to neoplasms medial to the condyle: a condylectomy with anterior displacement of the condyle

Cited by 3 publications

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Mesiolingual root rotation for horizontal mandibular third molar extraction: position classification and surgical simulation

Mesiolingual root rotation for horizontal mandibular third molar extraction: position classification and surgical simulation

The relationship between the carotid canal and mandibular condyle: an anatomical study with application to surgical approaches to the skull base via the infratemporal fossa

Skull Base Erosion Resulting From Primary Tumors of the Temporomandibular Joint and Skull Base Region: Our Classification and Reconstruction Experience

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