Exodoncia de tercer molar mandibular izquierdo retenido clase III tipo C en posición transversal
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2020-06
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Los terceros molares son las últimas piezas en erupcionar en las arcadas dentarias y con mayor frecuencia se encuentran retenidos, dando lugar a que el acto quirúrgico se realice de manera común en la práctica odontológica. El propósito de este estudio consistió en mejorar la calidad de vida de un paciente que acudió a la Facultad Piloto de Odontología de la Universidad de Guayaquil periodo lectivo 2019 – 2020 CII, Metodología: registramos sus datos personales, antecedentes familiares y el motivo de la exodoncia del tercer molar, radiografía panorámica, tomografía axial computarizada (TAC) y exámenes complementarios de laboratorio. Presentación del caso clínico: Pieza 38 con diagnóstico de inclusión en posición paranormal presentando dolor esporádico, inflamación de los tejidos adyacente con asimetría facial, Objetivo: erradicar la sintomatología referida y garantizar el equilibrio funcional y estético de la cavidad oral del paciente. Resultados: se realizó la cirugía sin novedad alguna, el control postquirúrgico a los 8 y 15 días, demostrando que desapareció la sintomatología inicial y no presento complicación postquirúrgica, Recomendación. Implementar en la Facultad de Odontología de la Universidad de Guayaquil un área de observación postquirúrgica que permita al paciente un adecuado proceso de recuperación
Third molars are the last pieces to erupt in the dental arches and are most often retained, and thus resulting in the surgical act being performed in common dental practice. The purpose of this study is to improve the quality of life of a patient who attended the Dentistry Faculty of the University of Guayaquil during the 2019-2020 academic period. The methodology copes with the recording of personal data, family history and the reason for third molar exodontia, panoramic radiography, computed tomography and complementary laboratory tests. The clinical case is presents as follows: Piece 38 with a diagnosis of inclusion in a paranormal position presenting sporadic pain, and inflammation of the adjacent tissues with facial asymmetry. The aim of this research is to eradicate the referred symptomatology and guarantee the functional and aesthetic balance of the patient's oral cavity. Findings suggest that the surgery was performed without any novelty, the post-surgical control at 8 and 15 days was carried out which show that the initial symptomatology disappeared and there was no post-surgical complication. It is recommended to implement in the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Guayaquil a post-surgical observation area that allows the patient an adequate recovery process
Third molars are the last pieces to erupt in the dental arches and are most often retained, and thus resulting in the surgical act being performed in common dental practice. The purpose of this study is to improve the quality of life of a patient who attended the Dentistry Faculty of the University of Guayaquil during the 2019-2020 academic period. The methodology copes with the recording of personal data, family history and the reason for third molar exodontia, panoramic radiography, computed tomography and complementary laboratory tests. The clinical case is presents as follows: Piece 38 with a diagnosis of inclusion in a paranormal position presenting sporadic pain, and inflammation of the adjacent tissues with facial asymmetry. The aim of this research is to eradicate the referred symptomatology and guarantee the functional and aesthetic balance of the patient's oral cavity. Findings suggest that the surgery was performed without any novelty, the post-surgical control at 8 and 15 days was carried out which show that the initial symptomatology disappeared and there was no post-surgical complication. It is recommended to implement in the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Guayaquil a post-surgical observation area that allows the patient an adequate recovery process
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TERCER MOLAR, CIRUGIA BUCAL, DIENTE RETENIDO