基于锥形束CT的多生牙新分类方法临床意义研究

目的　应用锥形束CT（cone-beam CT,CBCT）对多生牙进行新的临床分类,并分析新分类方法的临床意义。方法　收集2016—2019年首都医科大学附属北京友谊医院口腔科的CBCT影像资料5100例,其中多生牙患者209例,共计多生牙278颗。应用CBCT对多生牙进行新的临床分类,包括萌出型、骨埋伏高位型、骨埋伏低位型、骨埋伏复杂型和牙弓外型,并分析其临床意义。结果　（1）临床资料分析：多生牙发生率为4.1%,其中有1颗多生牙的患者占76.6%,有2颗多生牙的患者占19.1%,有3颗及以上多生牙的患者占4.3%。多生牙好发部位依次为：上颌切牙区、上颌磨牙区、下颌尖牙及前磨牙区、上颌尖牙及前磨牙区、下颌磨牙区。34.9%的多生牙对邻近恒牙产生了继发影响,以萌出错位及阻生为主,主要发生在上颌切牙区。（2）新分类方法的临床意义分析：上颌切牙区多生牙以骨埋伏低位型及萌出型为主,尖牙、前磨牙及磨牙区多生牙以萌出型为主。不同类型多生牙对邻近恒牙产生继发影响的发生率不同或不全相同（χ2 = 26.057,P < 0.001）,提示对邻近恒牙易产生继发影响的多生牙类型依次为：萌出型、骨埋伏复杂型、骨埋伏高位型、牙弓外型、骨埋伏低位型。结论　基于CBCT的多生牙新分类方法简单实用,其中萌出型、骨埋伏复杂型及骨埋伏高位型多生牙更易产生错牙合畸形,建议尽早拔除多生牙、定期随访,必要时正畸治疗。     

基于锥形束CT的多生牙新分类方法临床意义研究

 目的　应用锥形束CT（cone-beam CT，CBCT）对多生牙进行新的临床分类，并分析新分类方法的临床意义。方法　收集2016-2019年首都医科大学附属北京友谊医院口腔科的CBCT影像资料5100例，其中多生牙患者209例，共计多生牙278颗。应用CBCT对多生牙进行新的临床分类，包括萌出型、骨埋伏高位型、骨埋伏低位型、骨埋伏复杂型和牙弓外型，并分析其临床意义。结果　（1）临床资料分析：多生牙发生率为4.1%，其中有1颗多生牙的患者占76.6%，有2颗多生牙的患者占19.1%，有3颗及以上多生牙的患者占4.3%。多生牙好发部位依次为：上颌切牙区、上颌磨牙区、下颌尖牙及前磨牙区、上颌尖牙及前磨牙区、下颌磨牙区。34.9%的多生牙对邻近恒牙产生了继发影响，以萌出错位及阻生为主，主要发生在上颌切牙区。（2）新分类方法的临床意义分析：上颌切牙区多生牙以骨埋伏低位型及萌出型为主，尖牙、前磨牙及磨牙区多生牙以萌出型为主。不同类型多生牙对邻近恒牙产生继发影响的发生率不同或不全相同（χ2 = 26.057，P < 0.001），提示对邻近恒牙易产生继发影响的多生牙类型依次为：萌出型、骨埋伏复杂型、骨埋伏高位型、牙弓外型、骨埋伏低位型。结论　基于CBCT的多生牙新分类方法简单实用，其中萌出型、骨埋伏复杂型及骨埋伏高位型多生牙更易产生错牙合畸形，建议尽早拔除多生牙、定期随访，必要时正畸治疗。     

偏[牙合]伴反殆患者治疗前后牙弓形态变化的研究

目的：分析与比较偏颌伴反[牙合]畸形矫治前后的牙弓形态变化。方法：选择偏颌伴反[牙合]畸形病例9例,制取矫治前后石膏模型。将模型平行于基准平面扫描到计算机。应用计算机测量软件测量上下颌尖牙、前磨牙和磨牙牙尖的纵横坐标值,分析牙弓矢向和横向的对称性、上下牙弓的协调性。采用SPSS11．0进行统计学分析。结果：矫治前上颌尖牙和第一前磨牙距腭中缝的距离偏向侧大于偏离侧（p〈0．05）,下颌从尖牙到第二磨牙偏向侧距中线的距离小于偏离侧（p〈0．05）;上颌尖牙和第一前磨牙的牙弓宽度比率较矫治后小（p〈0．05）,上颌第二前磨牙和第一磨牙的牙弓宽度比率矫治前后无统计学差异（P〉0．05）;上颌偏向侧和偏离侧牙齿的矢向位置变化无统计学差异（p〉0．05）,下颌牙齿在矢状方向第一磨牙偏向侧大于偏离侧（p〈0．05）。结论：偏颌畸形患者上牙弓前部较下牙弓前部窄,矫治易先扩大上颌牙弓,使得矫治后上下牙弓宽度比例协调。     

上颌腭侧埋伏阻生尖牙 CBCT 导引下的牵引治疗

目的:探讨锥形束CT(CBCT)三维(3D)重建在上颌腭侧埋伏阻生尖牙牵引治疗中的指导作用。方法:对22例上颌尖牙(共26颗)腭侧埋伏阻生的青少年患者行CBCT检查。CBCT三维重建观察尖牙形态、腭侧埋伏状况,测量分析与邻近组织的位置关系及相邻切牙牙根吸收情况。结果:CBCT能够真实再现颌骨内埋伏的上颌尖牙。埋伏尖牙均近中倾斜,与平面平均成角61.1°±18.1°,近中异位分别为Ⅰ类埋伏尖牙8颗、Ⅱ类5颗、Ⅲ类3颗、Ⅳ类10颗。3颗相邻侧切牙及2颗中切牙因严重牙根吸收而拔除;26颗上颌腭侧埋伏尖牙均成功牵引至平面排入牙弓并建立正常咬合。结论:CBCT能立体再现上颌尖牙腭侧埋伏阻生特征及与邻近牙的关系等,对治疗方案的制定、开窗牵引具有指导作用,可提高疗效。     

58例自体牙齿再植术成败原因分析

1993～1996年4年间作者共进行牙再植术86例,现随访到58例72个牙齿,报告如下:1　临床资料随访到的58例患者,年龄9～51岁,男39例,女19例,35岁以下者47例,占81.3%。下颌牙24个,上颌牙48个。下颌中切牙9个,上颌中切牙15个;下颌侧切牙7个,上颌侧切牙13个;上颌尖牙11个,下颌前磨牙4个,上颌前磨牙8个;下颌磨牙4个,上颌磨牙1个。　　外伤脱位53个:其中中切牙20个,侧切牙16个,尖牙8个;前磨牙9个。错位阻生5个:其中尖牙2个,前磨牙3个。扭转畸形9个:其中中切牙4个,侧切牙4个,尖牙1个。慢性尖周炎2牙均为磨牙。智齿拔除致邻牙脱位3个,均为磨牙。2　操作…     

利用锥形束CT研究单侧上颌尖牙埋伏阻生患者牙弓形态特点

目的 利用锥形束CT(Cone beam computed tomography,CBCT)研究单侧上颌尖牙埋伏阻生患者牙弓形态特点,为研究其病因及预防继发病症提供参考.方法 39名单侧上颌尖牙埋伏阻生患者,其中腭侧埋伏19名,唇侧埋伏20名,另设正常对照20名.三组患者年龄无显著性差异.三组患者拍摄CBCT并对牙弓的影像进行测量,比较三组之间以及阻生侧与非阻生侧的牙弓形态特点.结果 尖牙阻生患者的双侧牙弓比较显示,阻生侧前段及整侧牙弓长度均比非阻生侧小(P＜0.001).腭侧组第一磨牙到腭中缝距离(24.06±1.68) mm小于唇侧组(24.86±1.31)mm和对照组(24.88±1.12) mm,腭侧组牙弓周长(72.29±3.50) mm小于唇侧组(75.96±5.26) mm,P＜0.05.结论 上颌尖牙埋伏阻生可能与牙弓长度(尤其是前段)较短有关,且腭侧阻生可能还与牙弓宽度较小有关.     

偏颌畸形患者的牙弓特征

目的　分析偏颌畸形患者的牙弓特征,为临床矫治提供参考。方法　采用三维坐标测量仪在20例偏颌 畸形患者(试验组)和20例正常人(对照组)的牙模型上测量上下颌尖牙、前磨牙和磨牙牙尖的三维坐标值,分 析牙弓矢向和横向的对称性、上下牙弓的协调性和牙齿倾斜度,采用SAS 6·03进行统计学检验。结果　试验组上 颌尖牙和第一前磨牙距腭中缝的距离偏向侧大于偏离侧(P<0·05),下颌从尖牙到第二磨牙偏向侧距中线的距离 小于偏离侧(P<0·05);上颌尖牙和第一前磨牙的牙弓宽度比率较对照组小(P<0·05),而上颌第二前磨牙和第一 磨牙的牙弓宽度比率与正常无统计学差异(P>0·05);上颌后牙偏向侧颊向倾斜度大于偏离侧,下颌后牙偏向侧 舌向倾斜度大于偏离侧(P<0·05);上颌偏向侧和偏离侧牙齿的矢向位置无统计学差异(P>0·05)。结论　偏颌畸 形患者上牙弓前部窄于下牙弓,上颌牙齿矢向位置无差别,而上下颌两侧后牙颊舌向倾斜度存在明显差异。     

上颌前中段牙弓狭窄的局部扩弓法

对于青少年仅仅由于上颌前中段牙弓狭窄所引起的牙颌畸形采用活动矫治器进行局部扩弓 ,取得了较好的临床疗效 ,现报告如下。材料和方法1.病例选择　选择 10例上颌前中段牙弓狭窄的病例 ,年龄在 10 13岁之间。此病常伴有①咬物或唇习惯 ;②过早拔除了第一前磨牙 ,引起上颌牙弓呈尖形 ,上颌切牙轻度拥挤 ,尖牙前磨牙区缩窄 ;③可有深覆牙合或深覆盖 ,上颌第一恒磨牙间宽度正常或接近正常 ,磨牙关系多为正常。2 .矫治器组成和设计特点 ,见附图固位卡环　设计在上颌第一前磨牙或上颌第二前磨牙上 ,以利取戴。分裂簧　位于腭顶中央 ,与腭侧组织面…     

偏(牙合)伴反(牙合)患者治疗前后牙弓形态变化的研究

目的:分析与比较偏颌伴反(牙合)畸形矫治前后的牙弓形态变化.方法:选择偏颌伴反(牙合)畸形病例9例,制取矫治前后石膏模型.将模型平行于基准平面扫描到计算机.应用计算机测量软件测量上下颌尖牙、前磨牙和磨牙牙尖的纵横坐标值,分析牙弓矢向和横向的对称性、上下牙弓的协调性.采用SPSS 11.0进行统计学分析.结果:矫治前上颌尖牙和第一前磨牙距腭中缝的距离偏向侧大于偏离侧(p<0.05),下颌从尖牙到第二磨牙偏向侧距中线的距离小于偏离侧(p<0.05);上颌尖牙和第一前磨牙的牙弓宽度比率较矫治后小(P<0.05),上颌第二前磨牙和第一磨牙的牙弓宽度比率矫治前后无统计学差异(p>0.05);上颌偏向侧和偏离侧牙齿的矢向位置变化无统计学差异(P>0.05),下颌牙齿在矢状方向第一磨牙偏向侧大于偏离侧(p<0.05).结论:偏颌畸形患者上牙弓前部较下牙弓前部窄,矫治易先扩大上颌牙弓,使得矫治后上下牙弓宽度比例协调.     

上颌尖牙腭侧埋伏阻生的锥形束CT定位诊断

目的应用锥形束CT（CBCT）探讨上颌腭侧埋伏阻生尖牙的埋伏特征及邻牙牙根吸收情况。方法选取南京医科大学附属口腔医院正畸科就诊的上颌尖牙腭侧埋伏阻生的青少年患者22例,获取CBCT三维数据,应用Dolphin imaging 11.0软件,分析腭侧埋伏尖牙的埋伏状况、与邻牙位置关系并分类,观察邻牙牙根的吸收情况。结果上颌腭侧埋伏尖牙大多近中、腭向倾斜阻生,近中异位以Ⅰ类和Ⅳ类较为多见,分别占30.8%和38.5%;近中倾斜角度多在53.8°~68.5°,腭侧异位距正中矢状面多在5.4~8.4 mm。年龄越大,上颌腭侧埋伏尖牙近中腭向异位越远,近中倾斜角度越大。84.6%的相邻侧切牙及19.2%的中切牙牙根与埋伏尖牙接触;50%的相邻侧切牙及15.4%的邻中切牙牙根吸收,相邻侧切牙吸收多位于根尖1/3,而相邻中切牙吸收多位于根中1/3;相邻切牙牙根吸收概率与腭侧埋伏尖牙与切牙间的最小距离呈反比关系。结论CBCT能在三维方向诊断上颌尖牙埋伏状况及与邻近组织的关系,准确判断邻牙根吸收情况,准确测量埋伏尖牙倾斜度及埋伏深度,为上颌腭侧埋伏尖牙的治疗提供指导。     

Maxillary canine impactions related to impacted central incisors: two case reports

AIM: The purpose of this case report is to describe the combined surgical and orthodontic treatment of two cases with an impacted maxillary central incisor and canine in the same quadrant and to discuss the causal relationship between them. BACKGROUND: The most common causes of canine impactions are usually the result of one or more factors such as a long path of eruption, tooth size-arch length discrepancies, abnormal position of the tooth bud, prolonged retention or early loss of the deciduous canine, trauma, the presence of an alveolar cleft, ankylosis, cystic or neoplastic formation, dilaceration of the root, supernumerary teeth, and odontomas. Although impaction of the maxillary central incisor is almost as prevalent as impacted canines its etiology is different. The principal factors involved in causing the anomaly are supernumerary teeth, odontomas, and trauma. REPORTS: Case #1: A 10.5-year-old girl in the early mixed dentition stage presented with a chief complaint of the appearance of her anterior teeth. She had a Class I skeletal pattern and a history of trauma to the maxillary central incisors at age five with premature exfoliation. Radiographs revealed an impacted upper right central incisor in the region of the nasal floor, delayed eruption of the maxillary permanent central incisor, and the adjacent lateral incisor was inclined toward the edentulous space. Treatment was done in two stages consisting of surgical exposure and traction of the impacted central incisor and fixed orthodontic treatment. Case #2: An 11.5-year-old girl presented for orthodontic treatment with the chief complaint of an unerupted tooth and the appearance of her upper anterior teeth. She was in the late mixed dentition period with a Class III skeletal pattern along with an anterior cross-bite with some maxillary transverse deficiency. The maxillary right canine and central incisor were absent, but the maxillary right deciduous canine was still present. Treatment included arch expansion followed by surgical exposure and traction of the impacted teeth and fixed orthodontic treatment. SUMMARY: This case report provides some evidence of a significant environmental influence of an impacted maxillary central incisor on the path of eruption of the ipsilateral maxillary canine. When an impacted maxillary central incisor exists, the maxillary lateral incisor's root might be positioned distally into the path of eruption of the maxillary canine preventing its normal eruption. Ongoing assessment and early intervention might help to prevent such adverse situations from occurring.     

Maxillary incisor impaction and its relationship to canine displacement.

This study aimed to examine the eruption status of unerupted maxillary permanent canines in patients who also had an impacted central incisor. Seventy-five unilateral cases of the incisor anomaly were retrospectively examined. Using the initial panoramic films, we assessed the positions of the ipsilateral and contralateral canines and the lateral incisors and the timing (eruption progress) of the canines. The final position of the canines was evaluated from patient records and progress photographs. The data showed a significant increase in prevalence and severity of displaced canines in the ipsilateral side (41.3%) compared with the contralateral side (4.7%). Palatally displaced canines occurred in 9.5%, buccally displaced canines in 30.2%, and canine-lateral incisor transposition in 1.6% of the patients. Half of the buccally displaced canines in the ipsilateral side were pseudotransposed with the adjacent lateral incisor. The eruption timing of ipsilateral undisplaced canines was either similar or delayed, relative to the contralateral tooth, but never accelerated. The ipsilateral lateral incisor was strongly angulated because of a more distally located apex (5 mm) rather than a mesially tipped crown. The ipsilateral canine was relatively more superiorly positioned (undererupted). Patients who had trauma had a significantly higher prevalence and severity of canine displacement and more distally displaced lateral incisor apices. Initial height of incisor impaction did not influence the results. These data provide evidence of a significant environmental influence of an impacted maxillary central incisor in delaying and altering the eruption path of the ipsilateral maxillary canine.     

Prediction of maxillary canine impaction using eruption pathway and angular measurement on panoramic radiographs

ObjectivesTo compare the normal eruption pattern and angulation in impacted maxillary canines using panoramic radiographs to predict maxillary canine impaction.Materials and MethodsPatients aged 6 to 15 years were classified into the normal eruption group (n = 229) and the impaction group (n = 191). At least two panoramic radiographs were taken in the normal eruption group during the eruption process of the maxillary canine. The growth pattern of the maxillary canine was analyzed using an XY coordinate system, with the tip of the maxillary lateral incisor as the origin and the tooth''s long axis as the Y-axis and measurement of the relative position of the crown tip and angulation of the maxillary canine.ResultsThe crown tips of normally erupted maxillary canines were intensively distributed along the distal surface of the maxillary lateral incisor, while those of impacted canines were widely distributed. The angulations of the normally erupted canines increased as eruption increased along the lateral incisor and then decreased at the cervical point of the lateral incisor. The angulations of the impacted canines were scattered, with no uniform pattern.ConclusionsWhile using the normal eruption path of the maxillary canine and the pattern of change in angulation based on the distal surface of the maxillary lateral incisor, early intervention or regular follow-up is needed to prevent maxillary canine impaction.     

A retrospective study on the influence of maxillary canine impaction on premolar root morphology

Objectives

The root morphology of the maxillary first premolar differs from the other premolars by presenting a high incidence of separated roots. This study addressed the spatial conditions during root development as a possible influencing factor. Therefore, maxillary computed tomographic (CT) scans of patients with regularly erupted or impacted permanent canines were evaluated on the root morphology of the premolars.

Methods

The following parameters were retrospectively analysed in 250 maxillary CT scans (100 patients with regular erupted permanent canines, 150 patients with at least one impacted permanent canine): sex, status of the canines (erupted/impacted), position of the impacted canines (buccal/palatal; vertically inclined inside/outside the dental arch/horizontally inclined) and root morphology of the premolars.

Results

Of the patients, 68 % with at least one impacted canine were female; the canine was impacted palatally in 75.6 % and in a horizontally inclined position in 58.4 %. In patients with an impacted canine, the number of first and second premolars with separated roots was significantly reduced on the ipsilateral as well as on the contralateral side (all p values?<?0.01).

Conclusions

The present study detected an influence of maxillary canine impaction on the root morphology of all premolars, in that impaction and the associated surplus of space resulted in decreased root separation. This supports the hypothesis that root development is at least partly influenced by increased spatial conditions of the dental arch. However, root development can be regarded as a multifactorial event, influenced by space, direct mechanical interferences, as well as genetic predetermination. The retrospective nature of this observational study did not allow for conclusive differentiation between these factors. Alternatively, root separation and the mesial concavity of the first premolar may represent a path for canine eruption similar to the lateral incisor.

Clinical relevance

A single-rooted maxillary first premolar might represent an additional risk factor for canine impaction.     

The impacted maxillary canine. Further observations on aetiology, radiographic localization, prevention/interception of impaction, and when to suspect impaction

A bstract — Adjacent anomalous or missing maxillary lateral incisors have been implicated in the aetiology of palatally displaced canines by not providing proper guidance to the canine during its eruption. However, a recent review of the literature suggests that the aetiology of palatally displaced canines is genetic in origin. The aetiology of labially impacted canines differs, being due to inadequate arch space. Vertex occlusal radiographs have been recommended for localization but have limitations, and a case is illustrated where this radiograph is deceptive. The prevention/interception of a palatally displaced canine by the extraction of the deciduous canine is best carried out as early as the displacement is detected, mostly soon after 10 years of age. Usually, prevention/interception will avoid the surgical and orthodontic treatment needed to align a palatally impacted canine and may help prevent resorption of the adjacent incisor root. Suspicions that an impaction could occur or has occurred arise a) before the age of 10 years if there is a familial history and/or the maxillary lateral incisors are anomalous or missing; b) after the age of 10 years if there is asymmetry in palpation or a pronounced difference in eruption of canines between the left and right side; or, the canines cannot be palpated and occlusal development is advanced; or, the lateral incisor is proclined and tipped distally; and, on a panoramic radiograph of the late mixed dentition if the incisal tip of the canine overlaps the root of the lateral incisor.     

Three-dimensional evaluation of angular,linear, and resorption features of maxillary impacted canines on cone-beam computed tomography

Objectives

The aim of this study was to evaluate the localization, angulation, and resorption features of maxillary impacted canines on cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT).

Methods

This retrospective study examined the CBCT scans of 140 maxillary impacted canines in 102 patients (43 males, 59 females; mean age: 16.25 ± 6.31 years). The following impacted canine-related parameters were analyzed on the CBCT images: impaction side; location; root resorption levels of adjacent teeth; occlusal plane and midline distances of impacted canines; and angulations of impacted canines to midline, lateral incisor, and occlusal plane.

Results

Bilateral canine impaction was found in 38 subjects, and unilateral canine impaction was present in 64 subjects. Severe resorption was found in 14 canines. There were no significant differences between the occlusal plane and midline distances to the impacted canine cusp tip and root apex (p > 0.05). The midline angulation of right maxillary impacted canines was significantly higher than that of left maxillary impacted canines (p < 0.05), while the occlusal plane angulation of left maxillary impacted canines was significantly higher than that of right maxillary impacted canines (p < 0.05).

Conclusions

Maxillary canine impaction was more frequently seen in female subjects than in male subjects. Lateral incisors were more frequently affected than first premolars, and slight resorption was more frequently seen in adjacent teeth. CBCT assessment of maxillary impacted canines can provide accurate measurements of angular, linear, and resorption parameters.

     

Maxillary sinus volume in patients with impacted canines

Objectives:To evaluate the maxillary sinus volumes in unilaterally impacted canine patients and to compare the volumetric changes that occur after the eruption of canines to the dental arch using cone beam computed tomography (CBCT).Materials and Methods:Pre- (T0) and posttreatment (T1) CBCT records of 30 patients were used to calculate maxillary sinus volumes between the impacted and erupted canine sides. The InVivoDental 5.0 program was used to measure the volume of the maxillary sinuses. The distance from impacted canine cusp tip to the target point on the palatal plane was also measured.Results:Right maxillary sinus volume was statistically significantly smaller compared to that of the left maxillary sinus when the canine was impacted on the right side at T0. According to the T1 measurements there was no significant difference between the mean volumes of the impaction side and the contralateral side. The distance from the canine tip to its target point on the palatal plane were 17.17 mm, and the distance from the tip to the target point was 15.14 mm for the left- and right-side impacted canines, respectively, and there was a significant difference between the mean amount of change of both sides of maxillary sinuses after treatment of impacted canines.Conclusions:Orthodontic treatment of impacted canines created a significant increase in maxillary sinus volume when the impacted canines were closer with respect to the maxillary sinus.     

The etiology of maxillary canine impactions

The etiology of tooth impactions has long been related to an arch-length deficiency. This is valid for most impactions, but not for palatal impaction of the maxillary canine. This study shows that 85 percent of the palatally impacted canines have sufficient space for eruption. The bud of the maxillary canine is wedged between the nasal cavity, the orbit, and the anterior wall of the maxillary sinus. The buds of the lateral incisor and the first premolar are located behind the canine's palatal surface. An arch-length deficiency will not allow the maxillary canine to "jump" the buds, the nasal cavity, or the sinus in order to reappear in the palate. A canine can be palatally impacted if an extra space is available in the maxillary bone. This space can be provided by (1) excessive growth in the base of the maxillary bone, (2) space created by agenesis or peg-shaped lateral incisors, or (3) stimulated eruption of the lateral incisor or the first premolar. In those conditions the canine is free to "dive" in the bone and to become palatally impacted. A dysplasia in the maxillary-premaxillary suture can also modify the direction of the maxillary canine's eruption.     

正畸治疗诱导阻生上颌尖牙的自发萌出

目的 探讨阻生上颌尖牙正畸治疗诱导自发萌出的方法,总结合适的临床处理策略,为阻生尖牙的合理治疗提供依据.方法 选择13例恒牙列患者(男6例,女7例)的17颗阻生上颌尖牙,通过正畸治疗在相应牙弓位置为尖牙预留充足的间隙,待其自发萌出后直接粘结矫正装置排入牙列正常位置.结果 预留间隙2～24个月后阻生尖牙自发萌出,治疗后尖牙及邻牙牙周状况良好.结论 当阻生尖牙错位不严重,扩弓或减数拔牙即能为阻生尖牙提供足够萌出间隙,判断其能自行萌出时,可采取正畸诱导自萌的方法进行治疗.     

上颌中切牙与尖牙同时阻生的临床特征分析

目的分析上颌中切牙与同侧尖牙同时阻生病例的临床特征。方法选择上颌中切牙与同侧尖牙同时阻生病例21例,分析上颌中切牙阻生类型与尖牙阻生情况,测量阻生侧及对侧侧切牙发育或萌出异常情况。结果与中切牙阻生同时发生的尖牙76.2%为唇侧阻生,其中完全易位与不完全易位占唇侧阻生尖牙的68.8%,尖牙唇侧阻生病例中侧切牙根远中倾斜和伴牙冠近中倾斜者占87.5%,尖牙唇侧或腭侧阻生病例中,出现锥形或过小等畸形侧切牙的比例分别为31.25%和40.00%。上颌中切牙与尖牙不同阻生类型患者,前牙反牙合比例都超过40%,且多为牙型反牙合。结论与中切牙阻生同时发生的尖牙阻生多为唇侧阻生,与中切牙阻生类型无关,与侧切牙根远中倾斜高度相关,尖牙完全易位与过小或锥形等畸形侧切牙有关。