Hernández PL

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 50-56
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ABSTRACT

Introduction: the impacted teeth have several forms of presentation in position, involved tooth, and associated complications.
Objective: to show an unfrequented case of impactation in neighbor teeth, with its complications and therapeutic solutions.
Presentation of the case: the case is a female patient, 17 years old, who came to service of surgery of dentistry college of IBB university, Yemen; due to she felt pain in left inferior dental arcade, in the clinical examination was observed the 37 partially erupted, and absent of the 38 in the oral cavity. A radiographic exam was done, diagnosing retention in 37 and 38. Surgical extraction of 37 was done and the eruption follows up of the 38, in association with a conservative treatment in the 36 due to severe carious lesion.
Conclusions: the integral assessment is necessary in all patient with multiple retention to get the functional and aesthetic equilibrium like a result obtained in this case.

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