Manejo y Tratamiento de Alveoloplastia y colocación de prótesis inmediata en paciente edente.

Abstract:

In this research the main objective was to determine the complications and treatment of paresthesia surgery of the lower third molars in oral surgery. Here he began describing the embryological development of the jaw. A definition of third molars, which are teeth belonging to the permanent dentition, embryologically begin their training at 36 months was calcification at age 9, and his eruption period between 18-25 years, spoke the anomalies that occur during the eruption as impacted teeth that are trapped during the eruption but keeping intact its pericoronary bag, including teeth that have not erupted, without opposition from other tooth and impacted teeth have not erupted, as opposed to another tooth. He was investigated on the classification of the lower third molars according Winter, Pell and Gregory, who classified according to the longitudinal axis in coronal and sagittal plane, and depending on the height and proportion of occlusal surface. He also spoke of the anatomy of the jaw, your body, and branch lines that form; the nerves that innervate each of its parts starting from the trigeminal nerve and its branches; the inferior alveolar, lingual, buccal, mental and incisive nerve. How do the surgery, anesthetic techniques from either direct or indirect, the protocol to follow. It was determined that a paresthesia, a tingling or loss of sensation on one side of the face and the appropriate treatments for a successful recovery from this complication.

Año de publicación:

2015

Keywords:

• ALVEOLOPLASTIA
• Cirugía bucal
• HIPERPLASIA GINGIVAL

Fuente:

rraae