X-ray and anatomical features of the lower jaw alveolar cortical layer in children

Vasil’ev, Yuriy; Enina, Yulianna; Dydykin, S.S.; Aleshkina, O. Yu.; Суетенков, Д. Е.; Kulikova, Natalia; Чемидронов, С Н; Velichko, E.V.; Antonov, O.; Diachkova, Ekaterina; Колсанов, А.В.

doi:10.1016/j.aanat.2022.152005

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“…La anestesia del maxilar inferior forma parte de la práctica clínica diaria y es uno de los procedimientos más frecuentemente realizados por los odontólogos. Existen diferentes técnicas anestésicas entre la cuales destacan las técnicas tronculares y las técnicas infiltrativas las cuales son complementarias de acuerdo con el procedimiento quirúrgico 6 .…”

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Efectividad de técnicas anestésicas en mandíbula

2022

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Objetivo: Identificar diferentes técnicas anestésicas usadas en mandíbula. Método: Descriptivo documental con revisión de 15 artículos ubicados en base de datos PubMed. Conclusión: La técnica de anestesia en mandíbula con mejores resultados es la troncular, ya que logra bloquear todos los nervios de la rama mandibular, es decir nervio alveolar inferior, nervio lingual, nervio bucal, nervio milohioideo y auriculotemporal. La técnica infiltrativa también es de gran utilidad para el bloqueo de nervios mandibulares especialmente en el sector anterior o como complemento de la técnica troncular.

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Efectividad de técnicas anestésicas en mandíbula

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A cross-sectional study of the anatomy of the jaws of a central-European caucasian population using cone beam computer tomography as a prerequisite for designing pre-formed calcium phosphate cement scaffolds

Matschke,

Farahzadi,

Sembdner

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Diagnostic assessment of jaw bone density in school-age children using chewing gum

Minenko,

Kabytova,

Makedonova

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Relevance. The article is devoted to the issue of diagnosing the condition of the jaw bone tissue in children with mixed dentition. The relevance of the study is related to the increased consumption of chewing gum by children.The purpose of this study was to evaluate the echodensity of the jaw bone tissue in patients with mixed dentition using chewing gum with varying intensity.Materials and methods. We examined 31 children, the average age was 8.5±1.2 years. It is at this age that the active formation of facial morphology and anatomy takes place, which is directly related to the condition of the jaw bones. For diagnosis, an ultrasound technique was chosen – osteometry. This method is based on assessing the speed of propagation of ultrasound waves along the surface of the bone. In addition, in comparison with radiation, ultrasound methods for studying bone tissue have significant advantages, expressed in the reliability of the results obtained, low cost of procedures, ease of use, absence of radiation for personnel and patients, and minimal research time. From a practical point of view, this method is the most accessible in a dental office. Echoosteometry was carried out using the Echoosteometer EOM-01TS apparatus.Results. Based on the study, it was revealed that there was an imbalance in bone density in children who actively used chewing gum.

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X-ray and anatomical features of the lower jaw alveolar cortical layer in children

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Efectividad de técnicas anestésicas en mandíbula

Efectividad de técnicas anestésicas en mandíbula

A cross-sectional study of the anatomy of the jaws of a central-European caucasian population using cone beam computer tomography as a prerequisite for designing pre-formed calcium phosphate cement scaffolds

Diagnostic assessment of jaw bone density in school-age children using chewing gum

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