Afecciones pulpares de origen no infeccioso en pacientes con oclusión traumática
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2022-04
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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Si existe alguna anomalía en la oclusión, se lo denomina oclusión traumática el
cual básicamente causa fuerzas oclusales anormales que pueden producir a futuro lesiones
localizadas principalmente en el periodonto o a nivel de las estructuras de las piezas dentales,
posterior a este concepto nos planteamos el problema de esta investigación ¿Cuáles son las
afecciones pulpares de origen no infeccioso en pacientes con oclusión traumática? Objetivo
general: Identificar las afecciones pulpares de origen no infeccioso en pacientes con oclusión
traumática. Metodología: Se realizó un estudio cualitativo, exploratorio, documental, y
retrospectivo, con métodos analíticos – sintético e Histórico – lógico utilizados para la búsqueda
bibliográfica, ya que se seleccionó y analizó la información entre diversas fuentes bibliográficas
recopiladas de artículos y revistas científicas y en libros, como Medigraphic, Asociacion dental
Mexicana, Multimed. entre otros. Resultados: El trauma oclusal tiene varios diagnósticos
radiográficos y clínicos, junto con distintas sintomatologías, como la movilidad, dolor,
sensibilidad, frémitos, migración de piezas dentarias, pérdida de tejido óseo y reabsorción
radicular, esto no significa que dicha lesión traumática cree nuevas lesiones periapicales o
pulpares, pero si pueden influenciar en la creación de aquello. Conclusión. Es necesario realizar
campañas informativas de prevención sobre la oclusión traumática, porque se origina, las
consecuencias que puede causar, así mismo las lesiones no infecciosas que pueden presentarse en
la cavidad bucal, y la afectación que puede llegar a tener en las piezas dentales, hasta inclusive la
perdida de aquellas
If there is an anomaly in the occlusion, it is called traumatic occlusion, which causes abnormal occlusal forces that can produce future lesions located mainly in the periodontal or at the level of the structures of the teeth of the dental pieces, after this concept led us to the problem of this research: What are the pulp conditions of non-infectious origin in patients with traumatic occlusion? Objective: To identify pulp conditions of non-infectious origin in patients with traumatic occlusion Methodology: A qualitative, exploratory, documentary, and retrospective study was carried out, with analytical-synthetic and historical-logical methods, methods used for the bibliographic search, among information was selected and analyzed among different bibliographic sources collected from articles and scientific journals and books such as Medigraphic, Asociacion Dental Mexicana, Multimed, Mexicana, Multimed, among others. Results: Occlusal trauma has several radiographic and clinical diagnoses, along with different symptomatologies, , pain mobility, pain, sensitivity, frémitos, migration of dental pieces, bone tissue loss and root resorption, this does not mean that such traumatic injury creates new periapical or pulp lesions, , but it can influence in the creation of those. Conclusion. It is necessary to carry out informative campaigns of prevention on traumatic occlusion because it is the consequences that it can cause, as well as the non-infectious lesions that can cause periapical or pulp and the affectation that can have have on the dental pieces, up to the loss of them
If there is an anomaly in the occlusion, it is called traumatic occlusion, which causes abnormal occlusal forces that can produce future lesions located mainly in the periodontal or at the level of the structures of the teeth of the dental pieces, after this concept led us to the problem of this research: What are the pulp conditions of non-infectious origin in patients with traumatic occlusion? Objective: To identify pulp conditions of non-infectious origin in patients with traumatic occlusion Methodology: A qualitative, exploratory, documentary, and retrospective study was carried out, with analytical-synthetic and historical-logical methods, methods used for the bibliographic search, among information was selected and analyzed among different bibliographic sources collected from articles and scientific journals and books such as Medigraphic, Asociacion Dental Mexicana, Multimed, Mexicana, Multimed, among others. Results: Occlusal trauma has several radiographic and clinical diagnoses, along with different symptomatologies, , pain mobility, pain, sensitivity, frémitos, migration of dental pieces, bone tissue loss and root resorption, this does not mean that such traumatic injury creates new periapical or pulp lesions, , but it can influence in the creation of those. Conclusion. It is necessary to carry out informative campaigns of prevention on traumatic occlusion because it is the consequences that it can cause, as well as the non-infectious lesions that can cause periapical or pulp and the affectation that can have have on the dental pieces, up to the loss of them
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ENFERMEDADES DE LA PULPA DENTAL, OCLUSION DENTAL TRAUMATICA, ENDODONCIA