Evaluation of the distance between the central teeth after frenectomy: a randomized clinical study

Tanık, Abdülsamet; Çiçek, Yasin

doi:10.26650/eor.20210030

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“…Frenectomy in this condition is followed by orthodontic treatment to close the gap between the central incisor teeth. In some cases, spontaneous closing of the gap can occur after frenectomy, usually when the distance between the central diastema is very small (13) . But in this case, the central diastema is approximately 4 mm apart, so orthodontic treatment is necessary afterward.…”

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Frenectomy with Classical Technique

Akbar Aji Wiguno,

Agnes Herlina Kumalasari,

Prawati Nuraini

et al. 2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Objective: A 16-year-old man came to RSGMP Airlangga University with a complaint of a midline diastema in the maxilla which interfered with his appearance when smiling. After examination, it was found that there was an abnormal attachment of the superior labial frenulum so a frenectomy was needed. Methods: Anesthetize the operating area with a local anesthetic. The lips are retracted upwards. The frenulum is clamped using a hemostat until released. Irrigate the surgical area with saline. Perform suturing of the operating area with the interrupted technique using silk thread size 4 – 0. Result: one week post frenectomy shows redness, and slight edema in the mucobuccal fold region 11 21. One month post frenectomy it appears that wound healing is good, there is no pull from the frenulum. Conclusion: Frenectomy with the classical technique can correct the abnormal attachment of the frenulum

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Frenectomy with Classical Technique

Akbar Aji Wiguno,

Agnes Herlina Kumalasari,

Prawati Nuraini

et al. 2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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“…The studies conducted by Sewerin [9], Townsend et al [42], Ribeiro et al [14], Niazi et al [25], Dasgupta et al [24], Rajani et al [28], Chaulagain et al [32], Kilinc et al [51] and Dahal et al [52] involved participants from childhood to adulthood. The sample in the study by Sewerin [9] had an age range of zero to 60 years and frenum normale was the most prevalent morphological type (60.2%).…”

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“…The authors found a reduction in diastemas in 80% of cases, with complete closure within an average period of two years in 36% of the individuals. A clinical study [52] evaluated the distance between the central incisors as well as periodontal variables before and after frenectomy in a group of individuals ranging in age from 13 to 53 years. Frenectomy was associated with a significant reduction in periodontal pocket depth (p = 0.001), bleeding (p = 0.006) and gingival recession in the mandible (p = 0.010).…”

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Morphological variations of the labial frenum, type of attachment and presence of diastemas: integrative review

Santos

Silva

Lima

et al. 2023

RGO, Rev. Gaúch. Odontol.

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Objective: The aim of the present literature review was to compile data on the frequency of morphological and attachment types of the upper and lower labial frenum in different populations and investigate the association between the attachment level of the upper labial frenum and the occurrence of diastemas. Methods: Searches were conducted between May and June 2021 in the Medline (via Ovid), Google Scholar and CAPES databases. Thirty-eight studies that evaluated frenum morphology, frenum morphology and attachment or frenum morphology, attachment and the occurrence of diastemas were selected for the extraction of data. Results: Based on the data compiled in this review, the most common morphological and attachment types were labial frenum normale and mucosal attachment. The papillary and papilla penetrating types of attachment were more associated with the occurrence of diastemas. Conclusion: Longitudinal studies are needed to investigate this correlation in children and adults.

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Frenectomía del frenillo labial superior en odontopediatría: ¿cuándo indicar? – revisión de literatura

Braz,

Rocha,

Meira

et al. 2023

Revista Científica Multidisciplinar Núcleo do Conhecimento

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El frenillo o frénulo labial es uno de los componentes de la mucosa oral que puede encontrarse tanto en la mucosa superior como en la inferior. Cuando no se desarrolla correctamente, puede presentar anomalías. Es común que tanto los padres y cuidadores, como los profesionales de la salud, enfrenten dificultades en el manejo del frenillo labial mal insertado y en el abordaje de sus posibles consecuencias. El procedimiento más común para tratar esta alteración es la frenectomía, una cirugía que elimina completamente el frenillo labial anormal. Sin embargo, aún se necesita investigar más para determinar cuál es la mejor edad o cuándo se debe indicar la frenectomía. El objetivo de este trabajo es revisar la literatura que aborda cuándo se debe indicar la frenectomía del frenillo labial superior en pacientes odontopediátricos. Para ello, se consultaron las bases de datos PubMed, Google Académico, SciELO y Biblioteca Virtual de Salud (BVS), utilizando el operador booleano OR con los descriptores: labio, frenillo labial, cirugía bucal, odontopediatría y niño. También se limitó el período de publicación de los artículos entre 2013 y 2022. Se encontraron un total de 2049 artículos, de los cuales 642 provenían de PubMed, 412 de Google Académico, 469 de SciELO y 526 de la Biblioteca Virtual de Salud (BVS). Sin embargo, solo se seleccionaron 13 de ellos debido a su riqueza de contenido en el tema. Se excluyeron del trabajo los artículos duplicados o que no estaban relacionados con el tema propuesto, así como tesis, disertaciones y monografías. Además de los artículos seleccionados, dos libros de autores reconocidos en el campo de la odontología publicados en 2016 contribuyeron a esta revisión. Según el análisis de los artículos y libros revisados, se observa un debate significativo entre los profesionales que tratan las anomalías en los frenillos. Algunos defienden la realización temprana de la frenectomía, mientras que otros abogan por hacerlo con precaución. Esto señala la necesidad evidente de realizar más estudios interdisciplinarios que se centren en la edad y el momento adecuado para indicar la frenectomía labial superior en niños.

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Evaluation of the distance between the central teeth after frenectomy: a randomized clinical study

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Frenectomy with Classical Technique

Frenectomy with Classical Technique

Morphological variations of the labial frenum, type of attachment and presence of diastemas: integrative review

Frenectomía del frenillo labial superior en odontopediatría: ¿cuándo indicar? – revisión de literatura

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