Recent advances in understanding theories of eruption (evidence based review article)

Rabea, Amany A.

doi:10.1016/j.fdj.2018.05.001

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“…Subsequently, the matrix obtained was analyzed using the software Metaboanalyst 4.0 (http://www.metaboanalyst.ca). The data were normalized according to the sum of intensities; Pareto scaling and multivariate analysis were applied according to a previously described strategy (19).…”

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Analysis of Salivary Metabolites by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Before and After Oral Mucosa Cleaning of Infants in the Pre-dental Period

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The aim of the present study was to verify if a protocol for cleaning the oral cavity of infants in the pre-dental period can reduce extrinsic salivary metabolites observed through Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). A cross-sectional clinical study with a convenience sample was conducted, and infants were recruited at the UFRJ Pediatric Dentistry Clinic. Participants who had used antibiotics and/or antifungals up to 3 months before and whose legal guardians did not consent or sign the Informed Consent Form were excluded. An anamnesis was performed with the guardians and the participants' intraoral clinical examination. Initial collection of unstimulated total saliva was performed using an automatic pipette with sterile plastic tips in the buccal floor region, at least 1 h after the last feeding. Subsequently, the infants' oral mucosa was cleaned with gauze moistened with filtered water, and after 5 min, a new collection was performed, using the same methodology. The obtained samples were immediately transferred on ice to the laboratory, centrifuged (10,000 g), and stored at −80°C. The NMR analyses were performed using a 500-MHz spectrometer Bruker, Germany); evaluations were done via the 1H and 1H-1H TOCSY spectra for metabolite signaling. Eleven pre-dental infants were evaluated, with a mean age of 3.8 months, including six girls (55%). Of these, nine participants (82%) were exclusively breastfed. The higher presence of components such as lactose, glucose, sugars, acetate, alanine, and lactate were observed in the samples before oral mucosa cleaning. Regarding the type of diet, more lactose was observed in the saliva of patients who were exclusively breastfed than those that received mixed feeding. We conclude that the oral mucosa cleaning of infants in the pre-dental period tends to reduce the concentration of extrinsic components from the diet, such as lactose, in the salivary metabolomic profile analyzed by NMR.

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Analysis of Salivary Metabolites by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Before and After Oral Mucosa Cleaning of Infants in the Pre-dental Period

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“…Some teeth erupt to a greater distance than the total root length; and the certain teeth erupt after root formation is completed or when the tissue essential for root formation is removed. [14] Pulp Growth Theory: As the root formation continues, the thickness of the radicular dentin increases resulting in the decrease in size of pulp cavity. The pulp growth theory states that the growth or constriction of the pulp generates a force which is propulsive in nature by the growth of dentin, pulp and the hydraulic effects happening within the pulpal vasculature.…”

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“…Also studies state that the removal of root and local vasculature does not impede the eruption of tooth, which again becomes debatable. [14] Bone Remodelling Theory: This theory tends to play a prime role in tooth movement. Bony remodelling of the jaws has been linked to the tooth eruption, in that, in the pre-eruptive phase of tooth movement, the growth pattern of maxilla or mandible moves the teeth by the process of selective deposition and resorption of bone.…”

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“…However it is also stated that a conclusion cannot be drawn out unless there also happens coincidental bone deposition in the base of the crypt, the prevention of which can pose a challenge to the eruption of tooth. [14] Periodontal Ligament Traction Theory: The formation and renewal of periodontal ligament is considered to be an essential factor in tooth eruption due to the traction power of the fibrobasts. A strong deal of evidence says that the eruptive forces exist in the dental follicle -periodontal ligament complex.…”

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“…A strong deal of evidence says that the eruptive forces exist in the dental follicle -periodontal ligament complex. [14] Shrinkage of collagen fibers exhibits a force that plays a very important role in tooth eruption. If the tooth has to erupt, there should be a space in the eruption path, a lift or pressure from the apical region and required adaptability in the periodontal ligament.…”

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Tooth eruption, is a developmental process which occurs in a 3-dimension, and various factors are considered to play a major role during tooth eruption. Numerous theories are put forward to explain this process in a different perspective. A better elucidation and understanding of this entire process is essential to identify the cause behind any deviations in eruption from the normal and in treating the same.

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