Tercer molar en la conformación de un odontoma complejo. Reporte de un caso clínico

Abstract:

Purpose: to report a clinical case of Odontoma complex intraosseous, located in the posterior area of the lower right third molar, which is retained, the same that is forming a main part of the structure of the odontoma. The odontomas are a developmental alteration or malformation known as hamartoma of odontogenic tissue, presents dental tissues such as enamel, dentin, cement and pulp, the World Health Organization defines it as benign mixed odontogenic tumors, epithelial and mesenchymal; are classified into compounds and complexes, its difference is the organization of dental tissue, usually are asymptomatic, its etiology is not defined by what is associated with various factors, by virtue of differences in the organization of dental tissue, regularly they are diagnosed by radiographic analysis and with protests sent to pathology. The patient—male, 45 years old, controlled hypertensive—had panoramic radiographs and tomography. Once the complementary studies were analyzed, enucleation and surgical exodontist were performed on the third and second molars, which were affected. In addition, Plasma Rich in Fibrin (PRF) was added to fill the bone cavity. Finally, a histopathological study was performed, where the diagnosis of odontoma was confirmed.

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2019

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