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The purpose of this article is to present a treatment of dentinogenesis imperfecta in a 3 years old child. We reviewed some of the aspects to consider in the treatments of this alteration in primary dentition.
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Pain, facial swelling and trismus evolution after removal of impacted lower third molar were studied in 34 patients obtained from a random sample. A significantly longer length of surgery and facial swelling were observed at 24 hours postoperatively patients with a high anxiety level.
The authors aim to study the relation existing between the chronology of tooth eruption and delayed growth, whether this is delayed growth with or without low genetic height or delayed growth caused by growth hormone deficit. The 50 children included in the sample were studied from the endocrine and dental points of view and it was found that children whose delayed growth is accompanied by a low genetic height or growth hormone deficit presented retardation in dentition and retardation in bone age. However, a retardation in bone age does not necessarily imply a retardation in dentition.
This epidemiological study was carried out in order to know the buccal condition of 1,217 children aged between 5 and 15, in Alcalá de Henares, city whose social-economic and geographical characteristics are representative of the national average. The study has been made with data obtained by means of clinical and radiological exploration. The average results which have been found were 5.34 for co rate, 6.53 for the cos, 3.07 for the CAOD y 4.90 for the CAOS. The percentage of children with caries was 88.15%, almost an average of 5.13 caries per child.
This investigations is carried out order to find out the caries prevalence in a population affected by the Down syndrome. The rates obtained to fulfill this objective were CAOD and CAOS for the permanent dentition, and COD and COS for the temporary one. A total of 95 pupils between 6 and 21 years old were examined. 3 groups according to the age were established: the first one between 6 and 8 years old, the one between 9 and 13 years old and the third one between 14 and 21 years old. The following percentages were set for each age group and for boys and girls separately: Carious surfaces in permanent dentition, carious surfaces in temporal dentition, obturated surfaces in permanent dentition, obturated surfaces in temporal dentition and missing surfaces. The results indicate that the caries prevalence in these patients is similar to that obtained in other studies. Nevertheless, the number of obturations found is much smaller.
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