Granuloma gingival, diagnostico patológico y tratamiento con radiofrecuencia.
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2020-06
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Introducción: La cavidad oral es una región corporal en la que los tejidos están sujetos a la fuerza, traumatismos y laceración tisular constantes. La mayor parte del tiempo el traumatismo es leve. Esto incluye formación de tejido exuberante en respuesta a la lesión y en ocasiones cierto grado de daño al tejido circundante. Se analiza los tipos de lesiones tisulares que hacen que se produzca una cantidad mayor de tejido conectivo, desencadenan una respuesta inflamatoria y favorecen un mayor crecimiento tisular. Existen dos tipos de granuloma gingival, los granulomas piogénicos son de crecimiento vasculares benignos solitarios que derivan de inflamación e inducen respuestas tisulares exuberantes al traumatismo o la irritación local. Por otro lado, los granulomas periféricos de células gigantes son respuestas hiperplásicas reactivas a la lesión tisular que dan origen a un tejido exuberante.
Objetivo: Describir el diagnóstico y protocolo del tratamiento de los granulomas gingivales con el uso de la radiofrecuencia. Metodología: La presente investigación tiene un diseño cualitativo, de tipo no experimental, descriptiva. Conclusión: El paciente se beneficia de la aplicación de la técnica de radiofrecuencia para erradicar completamente el granuloma evitando la recidiva.
Introduction: The oral cavity is a body region in which tissues are subject to force, trauma and constant tissue lacerations. Most of the time the trauma is mild. This includes lush tissue formation in response to the injury and sometimes some degree of damage to the surrounding tissue. The types of tissue lesions that cause a greater amount of connective tissue, trigger an inflammatory response and promote greater tissue growth are analyzed. There are two types of gingival granuloma, pyogenic granulomas are solitary benign vascular growths that derive from inflammation and induce exuberant tissue responses to trauma or local irritation. On the other hand, giant cell peripheral granulomas are hyperplasia responses reactive to tissue injury that give rise to lush tissue. Objective: To describe the treatment protocol for gingival granulomas with the use of radiofrequency. Methodology: This research has a qualitative, non-experimental, descriptive design. Conclusion: The patient benefits from the application of the radiofrequency technique to completely eradicate the granuloma avoiding recurrence
Introduction: The oral cavity is a body region in which tissues are subject to force, trauma and constant tissue lacerations. Most of the time the trauma is mild. This includes lush tissue formation in response to the injury and sometimes some degree of damage to the surrounding tissue. The types of tissue lesions that cause a greater amount of connective tissue, trigger an inflammatory response and promote greater tissue growth are analyzed. There are two types of gingival granuloma, pyogenic granulomas are solitary benign vascular growths that derive from inflammation and induce exuberant tissue responses to trauma or local irritation. On the other hand, giant cell peripheral granulomas are hyperplasia responses reactive to tissue injury that give rise to lush tissue. Objective: To describe the treatment protocol for gingival granulomas with the use of radiofrequency. Methodology: This research has a qualitative, non-experimental, descriptive design. Conclusion: The patient benefits from the application of the radiofrequency technique to completely eradicate the granuloma avoiding recurrence
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GRANULOMA, PERIODONCIA, TRAUMATISMO DE LOS DIENTES