Cardoso ML

Language: Spanish
References: 17
Page: 1537-1541
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ABSTRACT

Developmental and dental eruption conform to similar patterns in all teeth, but occur at a different rate in each of them. This process, which is arranged within the chronological age of the patient, may have differences in the time of eruption associated with multiple factors that cause delayed dental eruption. Among the systemic factors that cause eruptive abnormalities, we can find different cystic lesions, including the infected mandibular buccal cyst (QBMI). This lesion is associated with the first or second permanent lower molar erupting, in children between six and nine years of age. In the present work, a clinical case of an 8-year-old boy with this pathology is presented, which details the intervention of the pediatric dentist since the detection, the derivation and its contribution in the treatment of this lesion. It is essential that the general dentist, odontopaediatric and orthodontist know the changes that occur in this period since they are the appropriate ages to prevent and intercept various malocclusions.

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