Patients' perceptions of recovery after exposure of impacted teeth with a closed-eruption technique

Chaushu, Gavriel; Becker, Adrian; Zeltser, Rephael; Branski, Sari; Chaushu, Stella

doi:10.1016/j.ajodo.2003.05.018

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“…These results were similar to those previously reported by participants in the Open group 20 , which might be due to both the extraction socket and open exposure healing by secondary intention. The participants in the Closed exposure group 19 reported fewer impacts with eating and bad taste. In comparison we found no differences between the Open and Closed groups in terms of impacts on eating, brushing, bad taste and speaking, even though participants in the Open group had a pack in situ for 10 days following surgery.…”

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“…As expected, pain is evident in the immediate post-operative period and 52 out of 60 (87%) participants in the current study required analgesics, which is a slightly higher proportion than Chaushu and colleagues, who found that 80% of patients undergoing the Open procedure required analgesia in the first 24 hours, compared with 76% of patients undergoing the Closed procedure. 19,20 However it is standard practice in all the centers involved in the study to provide analgesics for the patients to take home. This might therefore explain the increased proportion of patients reporting the use of analgesia, as their expectation of pain and the need to take analgesia would be increased and the tablets would be readily available.…”

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“…There has been no qualitative research to-date and in terms of quantitative research, only three studies could be found in the literature investigating the patient perceptions of recovery after surgical exposure of PDC. One study was a randomized controlled trial, 12 and two studies were prospective cohort studies following patients undergoing a Closed 19 or an Open 20 surgical technique for exposing unerupted teeth.…”

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confidence: 99%

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No Difference in Surgical Outcomes Between Open and Closed Exposure of Palatally Displaced Maxillary Canines

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Deery

Smith

et al. 2012

Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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No difference in surgical outcomes between Open and Closed exposure of palatally displaced maxillary cuspids Abstract Purpose: To investigate differences in the surgical outcomes between Open and Closed exposure for palatally displaced maxillary cuspids (PDC).Methods: A multicenter, RCT involving two parallel groups. The settings were one dental teaching hospital in, and two hospital units near Sheffield, UK. Participants were aged <20 years with a unilateral PDC, who provided informed consent. They were randomly allocated to either receive the Open (O) or the Closed (C) surgical procedure. The outcomes were time spent in the operating room and 10-day post-operative patient questionnaire. Statistical differences between the two techniques were tested using independent t tests for continuous variables and chi-squared tests for frequencies.Results: The final study sample was composed of 71 participants (64% females). There were no differences in the gender ratios (O: F=27, M=13; C: F=25, M=16) or mean ages of the two groups (O: 14.3 yrs SD 1.3; C: 14.1 yrs SD 1.6) at the start. The mean operating times for the Open and Closed techniques were 34.3 mins (SD 11.2) and 34.3 mins (SD 11.9) respectively (p=.986). There were no statistically significant differences between the two treatment groups for any of the patientassessed outcomes (p>.05).Conclusions: There were no differences in the surgical outcomes investigated in this study between Open and Closed exposure for PDC.

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Section: Patient-based Outcomesmentioning

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Section: Patient-based Outcomesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Patient-based Outcomesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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No Difference in Surgical Outcomes Between Open and Closed Exposure of Palatally Displaced Maxillary Canines

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Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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“…In fact, the flap approach allows for minimal exposure of the impacted tooth, reduces surgical bleeding and facilitates the placement of the attaching device. Some authors reported that the healing process (Chaushu et al 2004a, b) and the final periodontal status (Tegsjo et al 1984) appear optimal following this technique. In addition, the marked improvements in bonding materials have virtually eliminated the risk of accidental loss of the attaching device during orthodontic traction.…”

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Short‐ and long‐term periodontal evaluation of impacted canines treated with a closed surgical–orthodontic approach

Crescini

Nieri

Buti

et al. 2007

J Clinic Periodontology

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“…Tais manifestações exerceram impacto na vida cotidiana dos pacientes, causando limitações, como por exemplo, incapacidade em assumir e executar atividades da vida diária, dificuldade para se movimentar, caminhar, distúrbio de sono e sentimentos de frustração (CHUNG, 1995;CHAUSHU et al, 2004;LAWRENCE et al, 2004;GILMARTIN, 2007;ABDELRAZEQ et al, 2008;FELDMAN et al, 2009;DOWSEY et al, 2010;BRATTWALL et al, 2011;MAYO et al, 2011;RAMÍREZ et al, 2011;ROSÉN et al, 2010;MAJHOLM et al, 2012).…”

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Recuperação cirúrgica retardada: análise do conceito

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meu suporte e referência de ser humano, quem me ensinou os valores da vida, a ler e escrever as primeiras frases, sempre acreditou no meu potencial e me apoiou de forma incondicional. Deixo registrados minha gratidão e amor, sabendo que jamais conseguirei retribuir a altura.Ao meu p Ao meu p Ao meu p Ao meu pai Julio Romanzini Filho, ai Julio Romanzini Filho, ai Julio Romanzini Filho, ai Julio Romanzini Filho, por todos os valores transmitidos no decorrer de nossa convivência, companheiro que me ampara e conforta com seu amor -saudades. Aos meus irmãos Aos meus irmãos Aos meus irmãosAos meus irmãos Adriana, Alexandre e Anderson, Adriana, Alexandre e Anderson, Adriana, Alexandre e Anderson, Adriana, Alexandre e Anderson, pelo carinho, apoio e compreensão por minha ausência. À À À À Ana Paula, Ana Paula, Ana Paula, Ana Paula, pela compreensão, dedicação, companheirismo e incentivos para realização de meus objetivos.A todos da minha família, A todos da minha família, A todos da minha família, A todos da minha família, pelo suporte e compreensão nos períodos de ausência. AGRADECIMENTO AGRADECIMENTO AGRADECIMENTO AGRADECIMENTOAgradeço todas as dificuldades que enfrentei, bem como as críticas, que me instigaram a refletir e buscar a energia interior necessária para mudar as expectativas de minha trajetória.Especialmente a Dra. Cristina Maria Galvão, Dra. Cristina Maria Galvão, Dra. Cristina Maria Galvão, Dra. Cristina Maria Galvão, por me acolher, confiar no meu potencial e não ter poupado esforços em enfrentar os desafios e de transmitir sua sabedoria, me proporcionando ensinamentos essenciais para a minha formação acadêmica, profissional e pessoal, que certamente me acompanhará, e serão cultivados, com o anseio da excelência e avanço da ciência de enfermagem.A Dra. The safety of surgical care has emerged as a global public health problem. The surgical recovery process is dynamic and lengthy and can be influenced by different factors, which affect the patients' recovery in the negative or positive sense. Adverse postoperative events affect between 78 and 86% of patients, with surgical wound alterations as one of the main complications. The general objective in this study was to analyze the concept delayed surgical recovery. Therefore, Rodgers' concept analysis model was elected to support the research development and the integrative review to accomplish the second activity in the model adopted. In the course of the integrative review, the search for primary studies mainly covered the databases PubMed, CINAHL, EMBASE and LILACS, using controlled and non-controlled descriptors, selected according to the particularity of each database. In the adopted search strategy, the controlled and non-controlled descriptors were combined in different manners to guarantee a broad search. Hence, out of 1,155 potentially eligible primary studies, 103 were secondary studies, 836 did not comply with the established selection criteria and150 were repeated references. Thus, the integrative review sample consisted of 66 primary studies. Da...

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Patients' perceptions of recovery after exposure of impacted teeth with a closed-eruption technique

Cited by 20 publications

References 8 publications

No Difference in Surgical Outcomes Between Open and Closed Exposure of Palatally Displaced Maxillary Canines

No Difference in Surgical Outcomes Between Open and Closed Exposure of Palatally Displaced Maxillary Canines

Short‐ and long‐term periodontal evaluation of impacted canines treated with a closed surgical–orthodontic approach

Recuperação cirúrgica retardada: análise do conceito

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