[Traumatology in the deciduous dentition (II). The long-term results and effects on the deciduous and permanent dentition].
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An up-to-date review on dentigerous cysts is carried out and the fact that no report has been found in the medical literature on a similar case to that one of our patient is pointed out. The clinical picture, radiographic characteristics, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of these cases are described. Peculiarity of our patient because of the amount of teeth contained in the cyst, as well as persistence of deciduous teeth, is outlined.
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The present investigation is concerned with the postnatal changes in size, morphology and weight of anterior deciduous teeth (maxillary and mandibular central and lateral incisors and canines) in infants aged 0-46 weeks. Relating tooth weight and height to the age of the infant revealed the time at which each tooth achieves its maximum crown height and root formation begins, the rate of root elongation and, in the case of the canine teeth, the postnatal rate of crown elongation.