Unerupted Permanent Canines and Incisors Flashcards

1
Q

how can you tell if a tooth is a primary tooth

A

colour
wear
mobility
shape

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2
Q

what are the main reasons for a lateral ceph

A

look at severity of underlying skeletal pattern
confirm incisor relationship
view of unerupted tooth

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3
Q

how can you assess presence of unerupted canines

A

palpate buccally and palatally
check mobility of c’s
angulation of adjacent incisors
mobility of incisors
colour of lateral incisor

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4
Q

what are the causes of unerupted canines

A

long path of eruption
genetic links
crowding
ectopic position of tooth germ

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5
Q

what other dental conditions can unerupted canines be linked with

A

ectopic canines
missing laterals
peg laterals
hypodontia

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6
Q

what malocclusion is unerupted canines most common in

A

class 2 div 2

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7
Q

what are the treatment options for ectopic canines

A

accept
extract c
bonding gold chain
expose to erupt on its own
surgical removal
autotransplantation

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8
Q

what position would an ectopic canine be in for it to not have a good chance of eruption

A

very high
horizontal
mesial

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9
Q

what age range has the most successful chance of canine erupting

A

10-13

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10
Q

what are the risks of leaving the canine unerupted

A

root resorption of adjacent teeth
ankylosis of canine
cyst formation
make restorative tricky
resorbed canine crown

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11
Q

why would you choose to remove the unerupted canine surgically

A

if not good path of movement into arch
early root damage of incisor
patient crowded and 2 and 4 have nice contact already

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12
Q

what are the consequences of accepting unerupted maxillary incisors

A

ankylosis
root resorption
more drift of lateral incisor
cyst formation

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13
Q

what are the risks of bringing an unerupted maxillary incisor into the line of the arch

A

not the greatest periodontium
ankylosis
external root resorption

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14
Q

why would you remove an unerupted maxillary incisor

A

no obvious path of eruption due to risk of damaging adjacent teeth
patient doesnt want complicated treatment

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15
Q

how do you manage unerupted central incisors

A

make space
remove obstruction if patient less than 9yrs old to
leave to erupt itself over 6-12 months

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16
Q

what is the aetiology of unerupted central incisors

A

trauma to primaries leading to dilaceration
supernumerary
retained primary
early loss of primary
crowding
ectopic position of tooth germ

17
Q

what type of supernumerary in particular causes issues with unerupted incisors

A

tuberculate

18
Q

what are some generalised causes of delayed eruption

A

down syndrome
cleidocranial dysostosis
cleft lip and palate
hereditary gingival fibromatosis
turner syndrome
rickets