Background and details
Dr. Gema Olmos. Ortoperio Clinic
Impact teeth (including bone retention)
Normally, a tooth erupts after they have been developed) from its root. When a tooth is extracted from milk prematurely, an early rash of the permanent tooth that happens to them can occur. Otherwise, if a tooth with a sufficient root length does not erupt, we have to consider the potential reasons why the rash isn't performed normally. These may be a lack of reabsorption of the milk tooth's roots, an abnormal rash pattern, a apro-uterary tooth, dental coatings, an enlarged dental follicle or dental cyst or other pathologies in the rash mechanism of the teeth. Another potential cause is a thickening of the mucosa after an extraction or trauma.
How do we know if there's an impact tooth?
Since impact teeth do not cause pain, discomfort or any other symptoms, this problem is usually accidentally found in routine dental checks.
The warning signs It's usually the lack of rash from one of the central incisors (A paddle doesn't come out) at age 8-10 or at lack of rash of a canine (pounding) about 14-15. At times the absence of a final canine in his mouth goes unnoticed because his milk fangs are still present and his parents do not realize that his tooth has been unchanged. A second potential scenario is that there has been an eruption of the permanent lateral incisors and that the central milk incisors have yet to fall,
Nevertheless, in a small percentage of cases, symptomatology related to problems with affected teeth, as mobility or displacement of adjacent teeth due to an extensive reabsorption of the root of the teeth around the tooth included in the bone. Another rare symptom may be an odour bone expansion due to an atrial or dental cyst.
Treatment of affected teeth
A Orthodontics treatment and a small surgical intervention to gain access to the tooth that lies inside the bone and stick an attack onto it to cling with it from an orthodontics device.
In cases where the cause of an impact is a physical obstacle that stops the rash of the tooth, surgical intervention is necessary to remove it. Several factors have to be considered to decide about the right time of intervention, such as the initial distance between the tooth and occlusal plane, the state of development of the tooth and the age of the patient. Nevertheless, when the obstacle is an odotomate or suraumer tooth, surgical intervernand at the time of diagnosis are usually appropriate. If it's not about time to place an orthodontics device and it's necessary to remove some milk to gain access to the area, it's important to put a space maintainer.
The affected teeth are normally associated with a lack of space in the surrounding area. It's often caused by the displacement of adjacent teeth, but it's also been caused by a general stacking. In these cases, the tooth cannot leave unless acted by means of a Orthodontics treatment to open up necessary space. In these cases the tooth may erupt spontaneously if its position within the bone is appropriate.
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