超常九：毕竟罕见吗？

Q4 Dentistry

Dental update Pub Date : 2023-12-02 DOI:10.12968/denu.2023.50.11.961

Eleanor O'Grady, Sophie Mills, Veronica Phillips, Costantinos Aristotelous, Vijay Santhanam

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文献中很少有关于超常臼齿的报道。为了确定在当地口腔颌面部诊所就诊的多个病例中九颗编外磨牙的发病率，我们进行了一次文献综述。综述发现，超常磨牙的发病率范围为 0.06%-0.96%，牙层上皮残余增生（由压力或 "诱导因素 "诱发）是最广为接受的病因。本文探讨了超常磨牙及其相关并发症，如对其他牙齿的破坏和损害。案例研究说明了管理技巧。CPD/临床相关性：了解多生牙及其管理对临床有益。

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Supernumerary nines: Rare after all? an overview and case series

Supernumerary molars are rarely reported in literature. A literature review was undertaken to identify the prevalence of supernumerary nines following multiple cases attending at local oral and maxillofacial clinics. The review found a prevalence range of 0.06–0.96% for supernumerary molars, with proliferation of epithelial remnants of dental lamina (induced by pressure or ‘induction factors’) being the most accepted aetiology. This article explores supernumerary molars and their associated comorbidities, such as disruption and damage to other teeth. The case studies illustrate management techniques. CPD/Clinical Relevance: An awareness of supernumerary teeth and their management is of clinical benefit.

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Dental update Dentistry-Dentistry (all)

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0.50

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130

期刊介绍： Dental Update publishes postgraduate articles covering new and established clinical treatment. All articles are peer reviewed giving the subscriber an unbiased and professional platform for continuing professional development and education in the UK. By reading the appropriate peer reviewed articles and then answering the CPD questions in each issue of the journal we are able to offer you 40 hours of verifiable CPD per year.