Download or read book Anomalies dentaires de nombre par exc s et incidences en odontologie p diatrique written by Sarah Gorayeb and published by . This book was released on 2012 with total page 446 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: L'hyperdontie est une anomalie dentaire de nombre par excès pouvant être diagnostiquée en denture temporaire, mixte ou permanente. -Dans un premier temps, nous décrirons les différents stades de l'odontogénèse. - Puis,nous aborderons quelques notions fondamentales de génétique. - Nous étudierons par la suite,les différentes classifications de l'hyperdontie, son étiopathogénie ainsi que son épidémiologie. -Puis nous aborderons également les différentes complications et anomalies associées à l'hyperdontie. -Enfin, nous verrons que l'approche thérapeutique doit être multidisciplinaire

Download or read book Anomalies dentaires nombre d origine syndromique written by Emeric Portelli and published by . This book was released on 2014 with total page 264 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Les anomalies dentaires de nombre sont de deux types, par défaut, les plus fréquentes, elles vont de l'hypodontie qui débute avec l'agénésie d'une dent à l'anodontie qui correspond à une absence totale des dents; on trouve aussi des anomalies dentaires de nombre par excès, plus rares. Elles touchent les dentures temporaires et définitives. Ces anomalies trouvent leurs origines dans l'odontogenèse, où surviennent à différents stades des interactions épithéliomésenchymateuses directement sous influence génétique. Ces dernières années, les découvertes en matière de génétique on permit d'isoler certains gènes jouant un rôle dans la survenue d'anomalies de nombre, tel que MSXl et PAX9. Maladies génétique et anomalies de nombre sont donc intimement liées. Lors de l'examen dentaire, le chirurgien dentiste est directement exposé aux éventuelles anomalies de nombre et peux donc intervenir rapidement dans le dépistage de certaines maladies génétiques et ainsi permettre un suivit pluridisciplinaire indispensable aux patients concernés.

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Download or read book tude r trospective des anomalies dentaires rencontr es dans une population de patients ayant b n fici d un traitement ODF au CHU de Nantes written by Charlotte Baron and published by . This book was released on 2016 with total page 270 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Les anomalies dentaires sont des pathologies bucco-dentaires, correspondant à une altération du nombre, de l'aspect, de la structure ou de la localisation d'une ou plusieurs dents et résultant d'une perturbation lors du développement dentaire, qui peut aboutir à une anomalie au niveau de la denture temporaire et/ou définitive. Il existe peu de données en France et en Europe sur la prévalence des anomalies dentaires. C'est pour cela que nous avons réalisé une étude rétrospective descriptive des anomalies dentaires rencontrées dans une population de patient ayant bénéficié d'un traitement ODF au CHU de Nantes entre 2003 et 2013, dont l'objectif est de déterminer la prévalence et de comparer ces données avec celles retrouvées dans la littérature. Cette étude a mis en évidence que presque 50 % des patients inclus présentaient au moins une anomalie dentaire.

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