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Abnormalities of teeth (check RCS)
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First Year Dentistry Mind Map on Abnormalities of teeth (check RCS), created by sanna pathy on 08/03/2020.
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Abnormalities of teeth (check RCS)
Hypodontia
Conditions associated
Ectodermal Dysplasia
Presentation
Sparse hair
Inability to sweat
Anodontia/hypodontia
Cone shaped tooth
Bat ears
Xerostomia
Respiratory infections
X-linked recessive
Down's syndrome
Fissured tongue
Macroglossia
Cleft lip & palate
Crouzon's syndrome
OFD syndrome
Prevalence
Females
Primary
0.1%
Permanent
3.5-6.5%
L8s > L5s > U2s > U5s > L1s
Management
E.g. missing UR lateral incisor
Do nothing
Maintain deciduous teeth
Classic is maintaining an E for a missing 5
Maintains bone
Refer
Around 10
Ortho
Create space
Need 6.5mm of space for implants
Class III
close space
Class II
Maintain space
RBB
Removable or fixed appliance
Implants or definitive restorations at 18yrs
Treatment aims
Restore form, function & aesthetics
Maintain space & OVD
Features
Unerupted successor
Microdontia
Retained primary tooth
Infraoccluded
Lack of occlusal contacts
Tooth wear
Over-eruption
Supernumary
Prevelance
Primary
0.2-0.8%
Permenant
1.5-3.5%
Males, premaxilla
Conditions associated
Cleidocranial dysplasia
Signs & Symptoms
Absent clavicles
High palate
Delayed exfoliation/eruption
Supernumary
Hypercementosis
RUNX2 gene mutation
Downs Sydrome
Gardner's syndrome
Types
Supplementary = normal shape
Paramolar
Distomolar
Accessory = abnormal shape
Mesiodens
Most common
Treatment
Extract
Unerupted & impeding eruption
If permanent tooth still no erupted at 6m -> take radiograph
If no movement seen on radiograph
May need surgical exposure of permanent teeth to allow eruption
Can take 18-24m for permanent teeth to erupt
Erupted
Wait a year before referring to ortho
Invaginate teeth have a strong association with supernumeraries
Just leave it
If no pathology
Unerupted & not impeding eruption of other teeth
Risks
Cyst
Resorption of adjacent roots
Ectopic eruption
Effects
Eruption & crowding
Displacement of permanent tooth
Impeded eruption of normal teeth
Double teeth
Cause
Fusion
Gemination
2 teeth attached at the root by cementum
Concrescence
Taurodontism
Failure of HERS to invaginate properly
Enlarged pulp chamber
Short roots
Associated
Type 4 hypoplastic Amelogenesis imperfecta
Abnormalities of enamel structure
Local Causes
Trauma
Intrusion or lateral luxation of primary tooth
Infection
Turner tooth
Idiopathic
Genetic Causes
Amelogenesis Imperfecta
Types
Hypoplastic
Thin, pitted, grooved enamel
Abnormal on eruption
Insufficient amount
Most severe
Very sensitive
Brown
Tissue breakdown
Hypomatured
Snow capped teeth
Cant tell apart from fluorosis, send to lab
Incisal and occlusal surfaces
White
Hypocalcified
Enamel is normal but is soft & chalky
Dull, opaque teeth bilaterally
Post-eruptive breakdown
Systemic Causes
Infection
Syphilis
Hutchinson's incisors
T-Palladium
Mullbery molars
Rubella
Can cause chronological hypoplasia
Excessive Fluoride
Fluorosis
Most suceptible
< 6 years
Paper white enamel opacities
Can be brown if very severe
Advantage
Less susceptible to decay
Usually permanent dentition
Nutritional Disorders
Chemotherapy
Pre-mature birth, Neonatal illness
MIH
Drugs
Tetracycline
Abnormalities in dentine structure
Causes
Local
Trauma
Turner tooth
Environmental
Rickets
Failure of calcification due to lack of Vit D
Tetracycline
Hypophosphatasia
Hypoparathyroidism
Genetic
Dentinogenesis imperfecta
Type 1
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Bue Sclera
Defect in type I collagen
Type II
Teeth only
Shell teeth
Management
Maintain OVD
Restore function
Improve aesthetics
Dentinal Dysplasia
Type I
Rootless teeth
Pulp obliteration
Type II
DIFFERENT to regional odontodysplasia
Ghost teeth
Large pulp chambers
Upper anteriors
Hypercementosis/ Ankylosis
Causes
Paget's
Non-vital tooth
Syndromes associated with hypocementosis
Cleidocranial Dysplasia
Hypophosphatasia
Reduced ALP
Hypoplastic cementum causing early loss of cementum
Also get rickets
20% of PDL loss will cause ankylosis
Delayed eruption
Causes
Local
Retention of deciduous teeth
Eruption/dentigerous cyst
Lack of space
Hypodontia
Abnormal crypt position
Odontome
Dilaceration
Generalised
Cleidocranial dysplasia
Down's syndrome
Hypothyroidism
Cretinism
Rickets
Anomalies of tooth position
Ectopic canines
Management
Remove obstruction
Encourage development into good position
If too displaced may consider extraction
Absent U3 0.3%
Absent L3 0.15%
Associated with hypodontia
Palpate
9 years
Impacted teeth
Most common
8's > U3 > L4> L5> Supernumeries
Incidence of impacted canines
2%
15% buccal
85% palatal
Treatment
Leave
Remove
Wary of vital structures
Lower
Mental& lingual N
Upper
Greater palatine N
Nasopalatine
Less important
Expose
Transplant
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