THE ROLE OF VITAMIN D IN ERUPTION; REVIEW

Abstract

The eruption is a dynamic process that continues from the beginning of the development of the tooth to its participation in function. Various mineral and hormone deficiencies; It can cause delayed eruption, hypomineralization, and deterioration in alveolar bone structure. The dental development pattern may cause persistent primary and permanent teeth and delayed eruption. The delayed eruption is the absence of a tooth in the oral environment, although due to some circumstances, apart from gender and ethnicity. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin. Vitamin D may cause delayed eruption regardless of age and gender. This review aims to describe the relationship between Vitamin D and delayed eruption. It is very important to examine the role of vitamin D in delayed eruption, which is quite common in pediatric dentistry.

Keywords

• Delayed Eruption
• Vitamin D
• Mineralization

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DİŞ SÜRMESİNDE D VİTAMİNİNİN ROLÜ; DERLEME

Abstract

Erüpsiyon, dişin gelişiminin başlangıcından fonksiyona katılmasına kadar devam eden dinamik bir süreçtir. Çeşitli mineral ve hormon eksiklikleri; sürme gecikmesine, hipomineralizasyona, alveolar kemik yapısında bozulmaya neden olabilmektedir. Dental gelişim şekli süt ve daimi dişlerin persiste kalmasına ve gecikmiş diş sürmesine neden olabilmektedir. Sürme gecikmesi, cinsiyet ve etnik köken dışında, bazı durumlardan dolayı zamanı gelmesine rağmen dişin ağız ortamında görülmemesidir. D vitamini, yağda çözünen bir vitamindir. D vitamini yaş ve cinsiyetten bağımsız olarak sürme gecikmesine neden olabilmektedir. Bu derlemenin amacı D Vitamini ile sürme gecikmesi arasındaki ilişkiyi tanımlamaktır. Pedodonti pratiğinde oldukça sık karşılaşılan sürme gecikmelerinde D vitamininin rolünün incelenmesi oldukça önemlidir.

Keywords

• Sürme Gecikmesi
• Vitamin D
• Mineralizasyon

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