Treatment of an ankylosed central incisor by single-tooth dento-osseous osteotomy

Medeiros, Paulo José de; Bezerra, Adriana Raymundo

doi:10.1016/s0889-5406(97)70076-3

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“…After tooth alveolus repositioning, the tooth should be minimally handled and the preparation of the bone bed is performed in such a way that the transplanted tooth remains positioned passively, to avoid possible resorption. Medeiros and Bezerra [3] also point out that, when the tooth has an exposed crown, the bone displacement is performed only in the region of sutures, not to compromise the blood supply.…”

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Tooth alveolus repositioning of impacted canine – case report

Ferreira¹,

Strujak²,

Carlini³

2017

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Introduction: Impacted teeth with complete root formation in adult patients is challenging for both the surgeon and orthodontist. Described for more than 40 years and still rarely used, the technique of tooth alveolus repositioning has excellent treatment results in these cases. Objective: To report the case of a impacted canine in an adult patient, not responsive to standard surgical orthodontic traction, managed through the technique of tooth alveolus repositioning. Case report: Male patient, 28 years old, with presence of tooth #23 impacted and with no success to standard surgical orthodontic traction. To return the tooth in position and function the treatment performed was repositioning the alveolar block. After two years of follow-up the tooth stays in the ideal position, without root resorption and with pulp vitality. Conclusion: The tooth alveolus repositioning proved to be a good treatment option, restoring function and esthetics and reaching the expectations of both the patient and professionals.

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“…However, the tooth alveolar repositioning is not indicated for cases of mandibular impaction because of the high risk of necrosis of the tooth alveolus block [3].…”

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Tooth alveolus repositioning of impacted canine – case report

Ferreira¹,

Strujak²,

Carlini³

2017

RSBO

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“…The ankylosed tooth will not respond to orthodontic forces and will require either removal with space closure; removal and replacement with either a prostheses or an autotransplanted tooth 22 ; or surgical repositioning with a dentoalveolar osteotomy 23 . Decoronation of the tooth can aid bone preservation in the anterior maxilla, with gradual resorption of the root left in situ 24,25 .…”

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The aberrant central incisor

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“…Mini diş distraktörleri hasta açısından daha konforludur. 13,56,57 Ark Telleri ile Distraksiyon (Şekil 5): Distraksiyon öncesi tüm dişler braketlenir ve hizalama yapılır. Cerrahi fazında tek diş dento osseöz osteotomisi uygulanır.…”

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Dental Ankylosis: Treatment Alternatives

Şenışık¹,

Akalın²

2016

EÜ Dişhek Fak Derg

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ÖZETDental ankiloz diş kökünün ve alveoler kemiğin periodontal ligamentteki hasarı sonucu kaynaşmasını tanımlayan bir erüpsiyon anomalisidir. Alveoler prosesin büyümesi dişlerin devam eden erüpsiyonuna dayanır. Dentoalveoler ankiloz alveoler prosesin büyümesini durdurarak açık kapanışa, estetik olmayan gülüşe, ankiloz dişin infra-oklüzyonuna, komşu dişlerin devrilmesine, antagonist dişlerin uzamasına ve oklüzal düzensizliğe yol açar. Dentoalveoler ankiloz maloklüzyon oluşumunda lokal bir faktördür. Bu derlemede, dentoalveoler ankilozun tedavi seçenekleri güncel literatür ışığında ele alınacaktır. Anahtar Kelimeler: dentoalveoler ankiloz, dekoronasyon, cerrahi lüksasyon, osteokortikotomi, alveoler distraksiyon ABSTRACT Dental ankylosis is an eruption abnormality that defines the fusion of tooth root and alveolar bone

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Treatment of an ankylosed central incisor by single-tooth dento-osseous osteotomy

Cited by 49 publications

References 8 publications

Tooth alveolus repositioning of impacted canine – case report

Tooth alveolus repositioning of impacted canine – case report

The aberrant central incisor

Dental Ankylosis: Treatment Alternatives

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