2017
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-381x2017000300327
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Incidence of Lower Anterior Third Molars on Dental Crowding. A New Approach

Abstract: LLINÁS, H. J. & BUSTILLO, J. M.Lower anterior third molar impact on dental crowding. A new approach. Int. J. Odontostomat., 11(3):327-332, 2017.ABSTRACT: This paper main objective is to estimate the level of association between lower anterior crowding and the presence of lower third molars on study models and panoramic dental radiographs of patients treated by the Orthodontics Postgraduate Students at the Dentistry Faculty at the University of Cartagena (Cartagena de Indias, Colombia) and also other dental and… Show more

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“…cirurgia oral; complicações intraoperatórias; dente retido; diagnóstico oral; escala de avaliação de risco; folículo dentário; odontologia; planejamento de tratamento; tempo cirúrgico; terceiro molar INTRODUCTION Third molars, teeth that for the most part do not erupt through a normal process, cause various complications, including pericoronitis, periodontitis, cavities, root resorption of adjacent dental organs, cystic pathologies, occlusal disharmony, crowding of teeth, and TMJ dysfunctions, these mainly due to its anomalous position (1)(2)(3)(4). The causes of retention or impaction are associated with a decrease in chewing activity, either due to the evolution of having fewer teeth in the mouth or due to the soft nature of the food (5,6).…”
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“…cirurgia oral; complicações intraoperatórias; dente retido; diagnóstico oral; escala de avaliação de risco; folículo dentário; odontologia; planejamento de tratamento; tempo cirúrgico; terceiro molar INTRODUCTION Third molars, teeth that for the most part do not erupt through a normal process, cause various complications, including pericoronitis, periodontitis, cavities, root resorption of adjacent dental organs, cystic pathologies, occlusal disharmony, crowding of teeth, and TMJ dysfunctions, these mainly due to its anomalous position (1)(2)(3)(4). The causes of retention or impaction are associated with a decrease in chewing activity, either due to the evolution of having fewer teeth in the mouth or due to the soft nature of the food (5,6).…”
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“…Asimismo, existe otra clasificación clínica según Harfin que describe el apiñamiento dental en: leve (menor de 3 mm), moderado (de 3 a 5 mm) y grave (mayor de 5 mm) 4,7,8 ; dicha clasificación se basa en los caracteres de inclinación postero-anterior en los que la arcada se disponga y delimite la posición de los dientes.…”
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“…Este último, pese a su gran prevalencia, ha sido objeto de investigación por más de 140 años, y los resultados han revelado controversias en la comunidad científica odontológica, ya que por un lado existe gran cantidad de corrientes que han intentado determinar el papel de estos en el desarrollo de la maloclusión 11 . Además, se estima que los terceros molares (TM) ejercen fuerzas hacia anterior 43 provocando que los dientes se establezcan en una posición inadecuada 1,4,8,12,13 ; lo que conlleva a que algunos autores señalen, de forma objetiva, que los terceros molares son frecuentemente la causa inmediata del apiñamiento dental por la presión que ejercen hacia anterior 4,[13][14][15] , por lo tanto, la extracción de los mismos se posiciona entre una de las cirugías más frecuentes en la práctica odontológica [16][17][18] .…”
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