Describir la exeresis del tercer molar inferior en posicion distoangular proyectado hacia la rama
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2018-09
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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La exeresis es el acto quirúrgico que se emplea al momento de extraer una pieza dentaria, siguiendo con los parámetros indicados, salvaguardando la integridad del paciente. Cumpliendo los debidos procesos a seguir según la pieza indicada a la extracción. Los terceros molares son los dientes que con más frecuencia se hallan incluidos, constituyendo un apartado importante de la patología odontológica, no sólo por su frecuencia y su variedad de presentación, sino también por la patología y accidentes que frecuentemente desencadenan, lo que explica que su extracción sea la intervención que realizan más comúnmente los cirujanos orales y maxilofaciales. El tercer molar presenta su erupción a una edad media de 19,5 a 20,5 años, es por tanto, el último diente en erupcionar, por lo que fácilmente puede quedar impactado o sufrir desplazamientos, si no hay espacio suficiente en la arcada dentaria , no evolucionan hacia una situación correcta, pudiendo generar patología. Para comprender esto debemos conocer las condiciones embriológicas y anatómicas de estos dientes.
The exeresis is the surgical act that is used when extracting a dental piece, following the indicated parameters, safeguarding the integrity of the patient and fulfilling the proper processes to follow according to the piece indicated to the extraction. The third molars are the teeth that are most frequently included, constituting an important section of dental pathology, not only because of their frequency and variety of presentation, but also because of the pathology and accidents that frequently trigger, which explains why their extraction is the intervention most commonly performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons. The third molar presents its eruption at an average age of 19.5 to 20.5 years. It is therefore the last tooth to erupt, so it can easily be impacted or suffer displacement.If there is not enough space in the dental arch, do not evolve towards a correct situation, being able to generate pathology. To understand this we must know the embryological and anatomical conditions of these teeth.
The exeresis is the surgical act that is used when extracting a dental piece, following the indicated parameters, safeguarding the integrity of the patient and fulfilling the proper processes to follow according to the piece indicated to the extraction. The third molars are the teeth that are most frequently included, constituting an important section of dental pathology, not only because of their frequency and variety of presentation, but also because of the pathology and accidents that frequently trigger, which explains why their extraction is the intervention most commonly performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons. The third molar presents its eruption at an average age of 19.5 to 20.5 years. It is therefore the last tooth to erupt, so it can easily be impacted or suffer displacement.If there is not enough space in the dental arch, do not evolve towards a correct situation, being able to generate pathology. To understand this we must know the embryological and anatomical conditions of these teeth.
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DIENTE, PATOLOGIA ORAL, PACIENTES