Keywords
. Hipercementose
Tomografia Computadorizada por Raios X.
Diagnóstico
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Abstract
The early diagnosis of dental eruption and developmental anomalies through cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) enables dentists to obtain precise information leading to therapeutic interventions with favorable prognosis. This study aimed to describe the diagnosis using CBCT of hypercementosis associated with impacted teeth. An observational study was realized on 4 tomographic images from the database of a radiographic documentation institute of Brazilian adolescents and adults, both female, showing generalized hyperdense images involving root thirds of impacted teeth, compatible with hypercementosis. The analyzed images revealed the location of the impacted teeth and their hypercementosis process, as well as the presence or absence of their pericementary space and the possibility of external root resorption of adjacent teeth. It was concluded that CBCT allows for better clarity and contrast of the three-dimensional image of impacted teeth with ankylosis, enabling precise diagnosis with greater safety in interpreting anatomical structures for appropriate surgical intervention.
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