Daimi Maksiller Keser Dişte Meydana Gelen Travmatik İntrüzyonun Hatalı Tanısı: İki Olgu Sunumu

Year 2021, Volume: 7 Issue: 1, 164 - 167, 01.01.2021

Göksel Şimşek Kaya Öznur Özalp

Abstract

Daimi dişlerin tam intrüzyonu son derece nadir görülen bir durum olup, bu dişler teşhis edilemeden uzun yıllar varlıklarını sürdürebilmektedir. Bu raporda, daha önce avülsiyon olarak yanlış tanı konulmuş, şiddetli intrüzyon izlenen maksiller daimi keser dişleri içeren iki olgu sunulacaktır. Her iki vakada da, komşu dişlerin zaman içerisinde intrüze olmuş dişlerin alveolar boşluğuna migrasyonu nedeni ile ortodontik veya cerrahi repozisyon mümkün olmamıştır. Bu nedenle hastalar intrüze olmuş dişlerin çekimini takiben ortodontik tedavi için yönlendirilmiştir. Bu vaka raporu ile intrüze dişlerin erken teşhis edilmesinin, ileride karmaşık, yüksek maliyetli ve zaman alıcı tedavilere olan ihtiyacı azaltmadaki öneminin vurgulanması amaçlanmıştır

Keywords

Hatalı tanı, Diş yaralanmaları, Diş lüksasyonu, Dişlerin yer değiştirmesi

Misdiagnosis of Traumatic Intrusion of Maxillary Permanent Incisor: Two Case Reports

Abstract

Complete intrusion of a permanent tooth is a very rare entity and may be undetected for many years. We report two cases of severely intruded maxillary permanent incisors which were initially misdiagnosed as avulsion. In both cases, orthodontic or surgical repositioning was not possible due to the loss of the alveolar space of the intruded teeth by the movement of adjacent teeth in time. Therefore, patients were referred for orthodontic treatment following the extraction. The aim of this report was to highlight the importance of early detection of intruded teeth, which would reduce the need for further complicated, high-cost and time-consuming treatments

Keywords

Misdiagnosis, Tooth injuries, Tooth luxation, Tooth migration

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