A CASE OF COMPOUND MAXILLARY ODONTOMA AND MANDIBULAR HYPODONTIA

  • Cholakova R
  • Chenche I
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Abstract

Odontomas are formations which are still classified as benign tumors by the World Health Organization. They are lesions on any odontogenic tissue-enamel, cement and dentin, which are affected in different proportions and degree. We present a case of compound odontoma on upper jaw, on a 15 year-old girl, causing retention of a permanent canine tooth. After the extirpation 16 tooth-like structures were uncovered. The mandible was diagnosed with hypodontia of both 2nd premolars. Patient’s history showed that there was a trauma in the area of the upper jaw at younger age. In this article we will present the clinical and radiographic examination, the stages of the complex surgicalorthodontic treatment and a discussion of the etiology of the diagnosis, complications and the treatment itself. Keywords: compound odontoma, supernumerary teeth, tooth retention, odontogenic tumors, hypodontia, complex treatment.

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Cholakova, R., Chenche, I., Jordanova, S., Oncheva, D., & Chenchev, L. (2016). A CASE OF COMPOUND MAXILLARY ODONTOMA AND MANDIBULAR HYPODONTIA. Journal of IMAB - Annual Proceeding (Scientific Papers), 22(3), 1217–1220. https://doi.org/10.5272/jimab.2016223.1217

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