Diferencias morfológicas entre dentición temporaria y dentición permanente
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2015-06
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología.
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Las diferencias morfológicas entre la dentición temporaria y permanente es un tema de mayor relevación en la especialidad de Odontología aunque sigue siendo un déficit de conocimiento entre los estudiantes para la identificación de las piezas dentarias es importante su anatomía así como su función, mantenerlas en el arco dental tanto en los niños como en los adultos para evitar reducción de longitud en el arco dental, para una buena fonética, masticación y mejor estética, en el caso de la dentición temporaria muy destacado la conservación del espacio para su sucesor permanente. El objetivo es dar a conocer un amplio estudio de las diferencias morfológicos entre la dentición temporaria y permanente detallando su anatomía a la vez para sus posteriores procedimientos como profesional en el campo Odontológico. La metodología en el diseño de investigación fue bibliográfica, No-Experimental y su método fue teórico inductivodeductivo, y sintético; su tipo de investigación es documental, descriptiva y correlacional luego de una revisión bibliográfica recopilada de artículos, revistas y libros se obtuvo resultados en los que se estableció la secuencia y cronología de erupción de las piezas dentarias temporarias y permanentes, los de primer brote fueron los incisivos centrales entre los 7 a 9 meses promedio en la dentición temporaria mientras que en la dentición permanente fueron los primeros molares en emerger a la edad entre los 6 a 7 años de vida. En conclusión se deberá tener mayor interés en la morfología dentaria de cada pieza dental que conforman ambas denticiones para que de esta manera se eviten errores al momento de realizar cualquier tratamiento estético dental y así garantizar la calidad de nuestro trabajo. Palabras claves: Anatomía dental, Morfología dental, Dentición permanente, Dentición temporaria, Cronología dentaria.
Morphological differences between temporary and permanent dentition is an issue of greater relief in the specialty of dentistry but is still a lack of knowledge among students to identify the teeth is important anatomy and function, keeping them in the bow dental both children and adults to avoid reduction in dental arch length, for good phonetics, chewing and better aesthetics, in the case of the temporary teething very prominent conservation space for its permanent successor. The aim is to present a comprehensive study of the morphological differences between temporary and permanent dentition detailing its anatomy while for subsequent procedures as a professional in the dental field. The methodology in the research design was literature, Non-Experimental and inductive-deductive method was theoretical and synthetic; his research is documentary, descriptive and correlational after a literature review compiled from articles, magazines and books were scored in the sequence and timing of eruption of temporary and permanent teeth, the first outbreak were established central incisors between 7-9 months on average in the primary dentition while the permanent dentition were the first molars emerge at the age between 6-7 years. In conclusion it should take more interest in the dental morphology of each tooth that make both dentitions so that in this way errors when performing any cosmetic dental treatment are avoided and to guarantee the quality of our work. Keywords: Dental anatomy, Dental morphology, Permanent teeth, Temporary teeth, Dental chronology.
Morphological differences between temporary and permanent dentition is an issue of greater relief in the specialty of dentistry but is still a lack of knowledge among students to identify the teeth is important anatomy and function, keeping them in the bow dental both children and adults to avoid reduction in dental arch length, for good phonetics, chewing and better aesthetics, in the case of the temporary teething very prominent conservation space for its permanent successor. The aim is to present a comprehensive study of the morphological differences between temporary and permanent dentition detailing its anatomy while for subsequent procedures as a professional in the dental field. The methodology in the research design was literature, Non-Experimental and inductive-deductive method was theoretical and synthetic; his research is documentary, descriptive and correlational after a literature review compiled from articles, magazines and books were scored in the sequence and timing of eruption of temporary and permanent teeth, the first outbreak were established central incisors between 7-9 months on average in the primary dentition while the permanent dentition were the first molars emerge at the age between 6-7 years. In conclusion it should take more interest in the dental morphology of each tooth that make both dentitions so that in this way errors when performing any cosmetic dental treatment are avoided and to guarantee the quality of our work. Keywords: Dental anatomy, Dental morphology, Permanent teeth, Temporary teeth, Dental chronology.
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DENTICION DECIDUA, DENTICION PERMANENTE, MORFOLOGIA DENTAL