Ender Görülen Lokalizasyonda Ektopik Diş:Bir Olgu Sunumu

Year 2019, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 95 - 100, 18.12.2019

Zozan Erdoğmuş

Abstract

Özet: Ektopik dişler,
alveolar ark dışında yerleşmiş veya normal lokalizasyonda yer almayan dişler
olarak tanımlanmaktadır. Etiyolojik faktörler arasında gelişimsel
düzensizlikler, enfeksiyon, travma ve idiyopatik nedenler sayılabilir. Vertikal,
horizontal veya inverse pozisyonda olabilirler. Genellikle rutin klinik ve
radyolojik incelemeler esnasında tespit edilirler. Ektopik dişin tanı ve
tedavisinin planlamasında bilgisayarlı tomografi önemlidir. Sunduğumuz bu makalede
mandibulada yer alan ektopik bir diş olgusu sunulmuştur.

Anahtar Kelimeler:
Ektopik diş, İnverse diş, Mandibula

Abstract: Ectopic
teeth are defined as the teeth that erupt outside of the alveolar arch or
impacted in unusual location. Developmental disorders, infection, trauma, and
idiopathic causes are presented in the etiology.It can be vertical,horizontal
or inverted  position. It is usually
diagnosed during routine clinical and radiological examinations. Computegd
tomography is necessary in the planning of diagnosis and treatment of ectopic
tooth. In this article, a case of an ectopic tooth in the mandibula is
reported.

Keywords:Ectopic
tooth,İnverted tooth, Mandibula

Keywords

Ektopik diş, İnverse diş, mandibula

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