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Odontoma compuesto asociado a canino permanente inferior incluido

Authors: Simón Sánchez, Efigenia; Yañez-Vico, Rosa; Torres-Lagares, Daniel; Gutiérrez Pérez, José Luis;

Odontoma compuesto asociado a canino permanente inferior incluido

Abstract

El odontoma representa el tumor odontogénico más frecuente. Normalmente está asociado con un diente permanente impactado, localizándose entre la corona del diente y el proceso alveolar, impidiendo su correcta erupción. El tumor odontogénico asociado con más frecuencia a un canino incluido es el odontoma compuesto, dada la localización preferente de esta entidad en la zona anterior del maxilar. En este artículo se describe el diagnóstico y tratamiento de un paciente de 42 años de edad con presencia de un canino permanente inferior asociado a un odontoma.

The most prevalence odontogenic tumor is odontoma. Frequently odontomas are associated with a permanent impacted tooth, interfering with normal tooth eruption. Compound odontoma is a comparatively common odontogenic tumor, which may associate with an included canine. The purpose of this report is to present a case of 42y patient with an included lower canine associated with an odontoma.

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Spain
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Tumor odontogénico, Canino incluido, Odontoma, Diente permanente impactado

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