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Impacted Teeth
 
1

Causes

2

Impaction In The Following Order Of Frequency

3 Complications From Retained Impacted Teeth
4

Classification Of Impacted Mandibular Third Molar

5 Factors Complicating The Operative Procedure
6 Surgical Technique For Removal
7 Maxillary Impaction
 
IMPACTION—A tooth which fails to erupt in normal anatomical position either due to lack of space or due to obstruction from tooth, bone or soft tissue.

1. Causes

1. LOCAL

  • Irregularity in the position and pressure of an adjacent tooth.
  • Density of the overlying or surrounding bone.
  • Chronic inflammation with resultant fibrosis of the overlying mucosa.
  • Lock of space due to under developed jaws.Unduly over retention of the deciduous teeth.
  • Premature loss of deciduous teeth.
  • Acquired disease such as necrosis due to infection.
  • Inflammatory changes in the bone due to exanthematous diseases in children, like, Chicken pox, Parotiditis.

2. SYSTEMIC

a. Prenatal

i. Heredity
ii. Miscegenation
iii. Syphilis
iv. Tuberculosis
v. Malnutrition

b. Post Natal

i. Rickets
ii. Anemia
iii. Endocrine dysfunctions.
iv. Diseases of jaw and surrounding tissue

Rare Conditions

a. Cleidocranial dysostosis
b. Oxycephaly
c. Progeria
d. Achondroplasia
e. Cleft palate

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