2015
DOI: 10.1051/mbcb/2015016
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Dent de sagesse ectopique intrasinusienne : voie d’abord par ostéotomie de Le Fort I

Abstract: Résumé -Introduction :La dentition est un phénomène complexe amenant les dents en position fonctionnelle sur l'arcade. L'éruption dentaire est émaillée d'aléas. Une dent ectopique est une dent dont l'éruption se fait dans un site plus ou moins éloigné de la normale. Les dents ectopiques peuvent être responsables de manifestations cliniques dont le traitement passe par l'avulsion qui présente souvent de réelles difficultés. L'objectif principal de cet article est de présenter les arguments ayant conduit à chois… Show more

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“…In one case (14), this approach was justified by the tooth position, the size of the associated cyst and the presence of a bone wall inside the sinus. Its value in the treatment of EMTM is limited in view of the morbidity of the technique.…”
Section: ) Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In one case (14), this approach was justified by the tooth position, the size of the associated cyst and the presence of a bone wall inside the sinus. Its value in the treatment of EMTM is limited in view of the morbidity of the technique.…”
Section: ) Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This procedure could not be performed in this case because the third molar was projected far away from the meatal complex. To our knowledge, only one case of Lefort I osteotomy for an ectopic intra-sinus wisdom maxillary tooth and cyst is reported in the literature: this was the most appropriate surgical approach allowing resection of the osseous septum, excision of the lesion in one piece, and the curettage of the sinus under visual control without causing significant decay of the anterior wall of the sinus [11]. However, no advice is codified and no similar cases of pterygo-maxillary tooth found.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%