斯里兰卡患者下颌第三磨牙牙根形态模式及其临床意义

N. Jayasuriya, I. Perera, S. Ratnapreya, Fhelen Debbie da Costa
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背景:下颌第三磨牙手术是全球口腔颌面外科提供的常见治疗方法之一。下颌第三磨牙不仅会受到影响,经常给患者带来从疼痛到张嘴困难等困扰问题,而且还会给手术移除带来挑战。术前对牙相关因素和患者相关因素进行细致的评估,可以预防和控制手术后疼痛、肿胀、牙关紧闭、牙槽骨炎(干槽)等并发症。牙根形态是影响下颌第三磨牙手术困难和术后并发症的重要因素。目的:在此背景下,本研究的目的是探讨下颌第三磨牙的牙根形态模式,并阐明其与斯里兰卡患者队列中选择的手术属性、自我报告的术前疼痛和选择的术后并发症的关系。材料与方法:一项以医院为基础的描述性横断面研究对715名患者(代表更广泛的年龄范围,从青少年到老年人)进行了研究,这些患者在斯里兰卡Peradeniya大学牙科科学学院口腔颌面外科接受下颌第三磨牙手术切除。我们收集了大量的社会人口学、临床和放射学调查数据,这些数据包括牙根形态和数量、下根管关系、自我报告的术前疼痛、手术时间、皮瓣设计、牙齿切片和术后疼痛和肿胀并发症。采用SPSS-21统计软件包进行数据录入和分析。结果:根据我们的研究结果,在所有年龄组中,直双根最常见(34.4%),其次是收敛双根(19.3%),融合直根(16.3%)和远端弯曲双根(13.8%)。近一半(46.8%)的患者将下牙神经管置于远离下颌第三磨牙根的位置。此外,根形态与术前疼痛、手术时间和术后肿胀的发生有显著相关性(p<0.05)。结论:下颌第三磨牙的牙根形态可能影响其手术切除的某些过程和结果。因此,术前仔细评估这些牙齿的牙根形态和相关因素对于减少术后并发症,改善患者体验和生活质量的量身定制患者护理非常有用。
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Patterns of Root Morphology of Mandibular Third Molars and Their Clinical Implications in a Cohort of Sri Lankan Patients
Background: Mandibular third molar surgeries garnered recognition as one of the common treatment procedures provided by Oral & Maxillofacial practices across the globe. Mandibular third molars are not only impacted, often giving rise to bothering issues to patients ranging from pain to difficulty in opening mouth but create challenges in their surgical removal. Postoperative complications of those surgeries such as pain, swelling, trismus and alveolar osteitis (dry socket) could be prevented and controlled by meticulous preoperative assessment of tooth-related and patient-related factors. Pattern of root morphology could be one important tooth- related factor connected to difficulties and subsequent postoperative complications of mandibular third molar surgeries. Aim: Against this backdrop, the aim of this study was to explore the patterns of root morphology of mandibular third molars and to elucidate their associations with selected attributes of the surgeries, self-reported preoperative pain and selected postoperative complications among a cohort of Sri Lankan patients. Materials & Methods: A hospital based, descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted among 715 patients (represented wider age range from adolescents to older adults) who underwent surgical removal of mandibular third molars at the Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Faculty of Dental Sciences, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. Of extensive socio-demographic, clinical and radiological investigation data collected, those data on root morphology and numbers of roots, inferior dental canal relationship, self-reported preoperative pain, duration of the surgery, flap design, tooth sectioning and postoperative pain and swelling complications were used for the present analysis. Data entry and analysis was done using SPSS-21 Statistical Software Package. Results: Based on our findings on patterns of root morphology, straight two roots were the most common (34.4%) across all age groups, followed by convergent two- roots (19.3%) fused straight- roots (16.3%) and distally curved two- roots (13.8) among Sri Lankan patients. Almost half (46.8%), of patients had inferior dental nerve canal placed away from mandibular third molar roots. Moreover, root morphology was significantly associated with presence of preoperative pain, duration of the surgery as well as occurrence of postoperative swelling (p<0.05). Conclusions: Patterns of root morphology of mandibular third molars may implicate on certain processes of their surgical removal and its outcomes. Therefore, careful preoperative assessment of root morphology and related factors of those teeth becomes useful in tailored patient care for minimal postoperative complications, better patient experience and quality-of-life.
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