Elaziğ İli̇ndeki̇ 8-15 Yaş Arasi Çocuklarda Hi̇podonti̇ Prevalansinin Değerlendi̇ri̇lmesi̇

YİLDİZ, Semsettin; Ataş, Osman; Tekin, Samet; ATAŞ, Asime GEZER

doi:10.33715/inonusaglik.1049499

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“…In our study, the rate of missing teeth in the lower jaw was found to be higher than in the upper jaw, and some researchers found the rate of missing teeth to be higher in the mandibula, similar to our study (25,26). There are also studies that found the rate of missing teeth to be higher in the maxilla (4,14).…”

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Investigation of Early Permanent Tooth Loss in Patients Between 10-25 Years of Age in Elaziğ Region

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COŞGUN BAYBARS,

2023

HRU Int J Dent Oral Res

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Objective: To determine the prevalence and distribution of permanent missing teeth accor-ding to gender and location, to investigate the causes of early tooth loss and to emphasize the importance of early diagnosis. Material and method: Panoramic radiographs of 1879 patients (1037 women, 842 men) aged between 10-25 years who applied to Fırat University Faculty of Dentistry were evalua-ted retrospectively. A standardized research form was used in the study. The patients were evaluated in terms of gender, location and number of missing teeth. The obtained data were anaylzed statistically by chi-square and one-sided chi-square tests. Results: In the total of 1879 panoramic radiographs, 569 missing permanent teeth were identified in 299 patients (175 women, 124 men). The prevalence of permanent missing te-eth was found to be 15.9% (16.9% female, 14.7% male). The most commonly missing teeth were determined as: lower first molar, lower second premolar and upper lateral incisor, res-pectively. Permanent tooth loss was more common in the mandibula than in the maxilla and a statistically significant difference was obtained. Among patients with missing teeth, the prevalance of patients with only one missing tooth was found to be 48.2%. Conclusion: Detailed radiological and clinical examination is the key in the diagnosis of missing teeth and early diagnosis is of great importance for treatment planning. Keywords: Hypodontia; Congenital missing teeth; Permanent missing teeth

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Investigation of Early Permanent Tooth Loss in Patients Between 10-25 Years of Age in Elaziğ Region

ŞEN,

COŞGUN BAYBARS,

2023

HRU Int J Dent Oral Res

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“…Factors at a local level that contribute to the impaction of primary teeth encompass trauma, ankylosis, congenital absence of permanent teeth, abnormalities in the periodontal membrane, odontomas, injuries affecting the periodontal ligament, premature eruption of the first permanent molar, insufficient eruption force, or a combination of these elements. (3,4,5). The frequency of impaction in primary teeth is considered rare (6), with unerupted and impacted premolar teeth being a common condition in children (7).…”

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Ankylosed Primary Tooth Under the Premolar Germ: Clinical Findings and Treatment Planning

KOL DOĞAN

2023

HRU Int J Dent Oral Res

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The impaction of primary teeth is not a common occurrence. In a patient who presented to our clinic, it was observed that the lower second primary molar was situated below the premolar germ. Considering information from previous studies, ankylosis in the primary tooth is presumed to be the underlying cause. After the extraction of the supernumerary tooth in the area, the patient will undergo long-term comprehensive monitoring.

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Dental Anomalies and Pathological Lesions on Panoramic Radiographs of Children Aged 4-12: A Retrospective Study

KAPLAN,

ATAŞ,

KARABULUT

2024

İnönü Üniversitesi Sağlık Hizmetleri Meslek Yüksek Okulu Dergisi

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Bu çalışmanın amacı, çocuk diş kliniğine başvuran 4-12 yaş aralığındaki çocuklarda tespit edilen dental anomalilerin ve patolojilerin sıklığını, cinsiyete ve yerlerine göre dağılımlarını belirlemektir. 1 yıl içinde pedodonti kliniğine başvuran 4-12 yaş aralığında 3112 hastanın panoramik radyografileri, dental anomali ve patolojik lezyon açısından retrospektif olarak incelenmiştir. Dental anomaliler; sayı, boyut, biçim ve durum anomalilerinin alt başlıklarına göre sınıflandırılmıştır. Elde edilen veriler; cinsiyet, yaş grupları ve çenelere göre sınıflandırılarak ilişkileri istatiksel olarak değerlendirilmiştir. Çalışmaya dahil olan 4-12 yaşları arasındaki hastaların; 1504'ü kız (%48.3) ve 1608'i erkektir (%51.7). Dental anomali ve patolojik lezyon prevalansı; erkek çocuklarında daha yüksektir. En yüksek vaka prevalansı 10 yaş erkek çocuklarında (%1.24) görülürken; en düşük vaka prevalansı 4 yaş kız çocuklarında (%0.20) tespit edilmiştir. Kız çocuklarında; maksilladaki mikrodonti ve mandibuladaki hipodonti bulguları istatistiksel olarak anlamlı derecede yüksek bulunmuştur. Erkek çocuklarda ise; maksillada hiperdonti, mandibulada patolojik lezyon bulguları anlamlı şekilde yüksek tespit edilmiştir. 10 yaş grubunda erkek çocuklarda görülen hipodonti, dental anomali ve patolojik lezyonlar kız çocuklarına göre istatiksel olarak yüksek bulunmuştur (p

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Elaziğ İli̇ndeki̇ 8-15 Yaş Arasi Çocuklarda Hi̇podonti̇ Prevalansinin Değerlendi̇ri̇lmesi̇

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References 24 publications

Investigation of Early Permanent Tooth Loss in Patients Between 10-25 Years of Age in Elaziğ Region

Investigation of Early Permanent Tooth Loss in Patients Between 10-25 Years of Age in Elaziğ Region

Ankylosed Primary Tooth Under the Premolar Germ: Clinical Findings and Treatment Planning

Dental Anomalies and Pathological Lesions on Panoramic Radiographs of Children Aged 4-12: A Retrospective Study

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