Orthodontics: Treating avulsed permanent teeth

Allison, James R.; Garlington, G.

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2015.902

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“…It appears as a radiolucent unilocular area, with a well-defined corticated margin, around the crown of an impacted tooth. 4,6,7 Histologically, these lesions present a thin stratified epithelium, which is sometimes bilaminar along with keratinizing metaplasia. 6,8 Many of the odontogenic cysts share clinical and radiographic aspects, thus, the diagnosis must be based on both radiographic and histopathological findings.…”

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“…4,6,7 Histologically, these lesions present a thin stratified epithelium, which is sometimes bilaminar along with keratinizing metaplasia. 6,8 Many of the odontogenic cysts share clinical and radiographic aspects, thus, the diagnosis must be based on both radiographic and histopathological findings. 4,6,7 Clinical management consists of enucleation or marsupialization, the latter being a more conservative approach.…”

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“…6,8 Many of the odontogenic cysts share clinical and radiographic aspects, thus, the diagnosis must be based on both radiographic and histopathological findings. 4,6,7 Clinical management consists of enucleation or marsupialization, the latter being a more conservative approach. This method consists in joining the cyst cover to the oral mucosa, which allows the spontaneous eruption of the dental element when there is enough space.…”

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Multiple Dentigerous Cysts in a Child: A Case Report and Radiographic Follow-up

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The aim of this study is to describe a case of dentigerous cysts of a young patient successfully treated as well as clinical and radiographic follow-up. A 10-year-old female patient was referred to the Buccomaxillofacial Surgery and Traumatology Service of the Regional University Hospital of Campos Gerais. The patient's panoramic radiograph revealed a well-defined radiolucent unilocular area associated to the crown of the second permanent right lower molar, which was impacted. In addition, the permanent upper canines were enclosed, suggesting a dentigerous cyst. A conservative treatment was determined, through marsupialization of the lesions. The histopathology examination confirmed the clinical diagnosis of dentigerous cysts. Longitudinal clinical and radiographic monitoring was essential to certify the regression of the lesion, as well as bone neoformation, thus promoting the eruption and maintenance of the affected permanent teeth.

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