2017
DOI: 10.1590/1981-863720170002000103335
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Natal tooth in preterm newborn: a case report

Abstract: Low birth weight and prematurity may be associated with delayed dental eruption in the deciduous dentition; notwithstanding this relationship, cases of preterm newborns presenting natal or neonatal teeth have been reported in the literature RESUMOO baixo peso ao nascer e a prematuridade podem estar associados ao atraso na erupção dental na dentição decídua; não obstante esta relação, têm sido relatados na literatura casos de recém-nascidos pré-termo apresentando dentes natais ou neonatais, embora isto seja uma… Show more

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“…Zřídka se u jednoho dítěte setkáme se zuby natálními i neonatálními. V odborné literatuře bylo dosud uvedeno deset kazuistik týkajících se předčasně narozených dětí s natálními nebo neonatálními zuby [2,4,7,8,18,24,27,28,31,34] (tab. 1).…”
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“…Zřídka se u jednoho dítěte setkáme se zuby natálními i neonatálními. V odborné literatuře bylo dosud uvedeno deset kazuistik týkajících se předčasně narozených dětí s natálními nebo neonatálními zuby [2,4,7,8,18,24,27,28,31,34] (tab. 1).…”
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“…1). U předčasně narozených dětí byl popsán častější výskyt zubů neonatálních [7,27,28]. Podle uvedeného rozdělení se u námi vyšetřeného dítěte jednalo vzhledem ke gestačnímu věku 30 týdnů o zub natální, ale vzhledem k chronologickému věku šest týdnů o dentitio praecox.…”
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“…Early attention to the baby is extremely important, as during infancy the oral cavity may present numerous occurrences that constitute physiological responses, developmental changes and even pathogens 1,2 . Teeth eruption is a physiological process that begins around six months of age, the lower central incisors being the first teeth to erupt in the oral cavity 1,3,4 . However, there are cases in which the baby is born with erupted teeth or the eruption occurs in the first month of life, being named respectively natal and neonatal teeth 1,5 .…”
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“…Before diagnosis, the treatment management to be applied to natal teeth of the normal series is to preserve the dental element by softening the incisal margins in order not to injure the breast during breast-feeding, in addition to preventing the lesion of Riga-Fede in the tongue of the newborn, but in cases of high mobility or this dental element that is supernumerary, exodontia is indicated due to the absence of bone insertion, risk of dislocation during breast-feeding and consequent aspiration, resulting in risk to the health of the baby 7 . These procedures should be followed after the first 10 days of birth due to vitamin K deficiency in the newborn, preventing excessive bleeding 4,8 .…”
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