Diferencias morfológicas entre diente temporarios y permanentes en pacientes de 6-10 años en la clínica de Odontopediatria de la Facultad de Odontología periodo 2014- 2015.
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2015-06
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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Estudiar las diferencias morfológicas entre dientes temporarios y permanentes en pacientes de 6 a 10 años de edad, asistidos en la clínica de Odontopediatría de la Universidad de Guayaquil, es de gran importancia ya que la odontología ha cambiado mucho en la búsqueda de atención de mayor calidad para los pacientes. La poca dedicación en este tema por parte de alumnos y profesionales ha llevado a realizar diagnostico erróneos por lo cual se ha realizado La pérdida prematura de dientes primarios, e incluso de dientes permanentes por lo tanto, es fundamental conservar los dientes temporales hasta su exfoliación por los permanentes, y si alguno es extraído, tomar medidas para evitar desplazamientos. Es necesario estar conscientes que Los dientes cuentan con una configuración externa e interna, siendo ambas fundamentales tanto en el funcionamiento del sistema como en el que hacer odontológico (exodoncias, restauraciones, endodoncia, etc.), pero la configuración externa anatómica es aquella que nos permite el reconocimiento y diferenciación de cada pieza dentaria. Todo elemento anatómico se ubica especialmente en relación a alguna de las caras del diente vestibular (que puede ser labial o bucal) aquella que mira hacia el labio o la mejilla, lingual o palatina aquella que se ubica hacia el piso de boca o el paladar, según corresponda.
Studying the morphological differences between temporary and permanent teeth in patients 6 to 10years old, assisted in the Pediatric Dentistry Clinic of the University of Guayaquil, is very important because dentistry has changed a lot in the search for higher quality care for patients. The little dedication to this subject by students and professionals has led to making wrong diagnostic therefore has made the premature loss of primary teeth, teeth and even rather permanents therefore, is essential to preserve their primary teeth exfoliation permanent, and if any is removed, take steps to prevent movement. You must be aware that the teeth have a external and internal configuration, both of Fundamental of both the operation of the System As in the dentistry practice (extractions, restorations, endodontics, etc.) but the external anatomical configuration is one that we It allows the recognition and differentiation of each tooth. All anatomical element is placed in a spatiality unrelated vestibular face of the tooth (which may be labial or buccal ) That Look That lip or cheek , lingual or palatal one that is located too the floor of mouth , or palate , as appropriate.
Studying the morphological differences between temporary and permanent teeth in patients 6 to 10years old, assisted in the Pediatric Dentistry Clinic of the University of Guayaquil, is very important because dentistry has changed a lot in the search for higher quality care for patients. The little dedication to this subject by students and professionals has led to making wrong diagnostic therefore has made the premature loss of primary teeth, teeth and even rather permanents therefore, is essential to preserve their primary teeth exfoliation permanent, and if any is removed, take steps to prevent movement. You must be aware that the teeth have a external and internal configuration, both of Fundamental of both the operation of the System As in the dentistry practice (extractions, restorations, endodontics, etc.) but the external anatomical configuration is one that we It allows the recognition and differentiation of each tooth. All anatomical element is placed in a spatiality unrelated vestibular face of the tooth (which may be labial or buccal ) That Look That lip or cheek , lingual or palatal one that is located too the floor of mouth , or palate , as appropriate.
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DENTICION DECIDUA, OCLUSION DENTAL, CIRUGIA BUCAL