Displasia Cleidocraneal: Manejo ortodóncico y quirúrgico, seguimiento a 10 años

Abstract

The treatment of genetic bone disorders at dentomaxillofacial level is usually very complex and invasive. Cleidocranial dysplasia is a condition that is characterized by oral hyperdontia, and consequently, dental crowding, delayed eruption and retention of temporary teeth, among others. In this case the patient had first phase mixed dentition at the age of 13, he was treated collectively by a multidisciplinary team. A minimally invasive treatment was achieved through surgery and orthodontics, reaching proper alignment, leveling and an occlusion as stable as possible, in addition to acceptable aesthetics. The present approach shows that good results can be achieved with conservative planning. However, one of the keys for success is the patient´s commitment.