上颌前区拔除四颗多生牙后，双侧中切牙成功出牙- 1例报告

IF 0.6 Q4 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE

Pediatric Dental Journal Pub Date : 2025-03-14 DOI:10.1016/j.pdj.2025.100346

Masatoshi Otsugu , Makoto Okuda , Fumikazu Tojo , Tamami Kadota , Masakazu Hamada , Rena Okawa , Kazuhiko Nakano

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摘要

背景：一个没有全身性疾病的病人长出三颗或更多的多余牙齿是很少见的。病例介绍一名日本男孩，年龄9岁1个月，因上颌中部牙齿畸形而被转诊。全景x线摄影和锥束计算机断层扫描显示，上颌双侧中门牙有四颗多余的牙齿抑制出牙。拔除多余的牙齿和使用开窗技术导致成功的两个门牙的爆发。结论多生牙严重影响恒牙列，应及早发现并妥善处理。

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Successful eruption of maxillary bilateral central incisors following extraction of four supernumerary teeth in maxillary anterior region – Case report

Background

Three or more supernumerary teeth in a patient without a systemic disease is rarely encountered.

Case presentation

A Japanese boy aged 9 years 1 month was referred for a malformed tooth in the maxillary central region. Panoramic radiography and cone-beam computed tomography revealed four supernumerary teeth inhibiting eruption of the maxillary bilateral central incisors. Extraction of the supernumerary teeth and use of a fenestration technique led to successful eruption of both incisors.