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  • Een (on)conventionele autotransplantatie

    DOI: 10.5177/ntvt.2018.09.17244 Bladzijden: 449-453

    Casuïstiek

    Afb. 5. Getransplanteerd gebitselement.
    Een 15-jarige jongen werd verwezen naar de afdeling mka-chirurgie in verband met een persisterend gebitselement 85 en een malpositie van gebitselement 45. Na aanvullend onderzoek bleek gebitselement 45 volledig afgevormd te zijn en horizontaal geïmpacteerd tegen de onderrand van de mandibula te liggen. Besloten werd om gebitselement 85 te extraheren en het reeds afgevormde gebitswelement 45 te autotransplanteren. Postoperatief werd gebitselement 45 gefixeerd aan de reeds bestaande vaste orthodontische apparatuur en later endodontisch behandeld. Het succespercentage (94%) van deze vorm van autotransplantatie van reeds volledig afgevormde gebits­elementen is in de literatuur vergelijkbaar met het succespercentage van autotransplantaties van gebitselementen met open apices (98%). Autotransplantatie dient overwogen te worden, vooral bij patiënten in de groei bij wie implantologie (nog) geen oplossing biedt.

    An (un)conventional autogenous tooth transplantation

    A 15-year-old boy was referred to an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery department because of a persistent tooth 85 and a malposition of tooth 45. Following additional examination, it was concluded that the root formation of tooth 45 was already completed. Furthermore, it was horizontally impacted against the inferior border of the mandible. The decision was made to extract tooth 85 and to autotransplant tooth 45. Post-operatively, tooth 45 was fixed to the orthodontic equipment already in place and later treated endodontically. The success rate of this kind of autotransplantation of teeth with already closed apices (94%) is comparable in the literature to the success rate of autotransplantation of teeth with open apices (98%). Autotransplantation should be considered, especially in patients who are still growing and for whom dental implants do not (yet) offer a solution.

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    An (un)conventional autogenous tooth transplantation

    A 15-year-old boy was referred to an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery department because of a persistent tooth 85 and a malposition of tooth 45. Following additional examination, it was concluded that the root formation of tooth 45 was already completed. Furthermore, it was horizontally impacted against the inferior border of the mandible. The decision was made to extract tooth 85 and to autotransplant tooth 45. Post-operatively, tooth 45 was fixed to the orthodontic equipment already in place and later treated endodontically. The success rate of this kind of autotransplantation of teeth with already closed apices (94%) is comparable in the literature to the success rate of autotransplantation of teeth with open apices (98%). Autotransplantation should be considered, especially in patients who are still growing and for whom dental implants do not (yet) offer a solution.

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