Dentes supranumerários na região anterior de maxila em paciente odontopediatrico: relato de caso

Abstract

Dental abnomalies can result in structural changes in shape, size and number. Among the changes in number, supernumerary teeth are the most prevalent condition. Supernumerary teeth can be single or multiple, located in the maxilla or mandible, erupted or impacted and have a predilection for males. Some associated complications are delayed eruption, impaction, diastema, cystic lesions, ectopic eruption and permanent displacement. Therefore, the aim of this pape ris to report a case of supernumerary teeth and the clinical management adopted. A.A.S., 10 years old, male, attended Cesumar’s Pediatric Denstistry Department accompanied by his parents, who reported #51 and #61 teeth prolonged retention. Periapical and panoramic radiographs showed two supernumerary teeth located in the anterior region of the maxilla. Planning included CT scan to determine the location of teeth, followed by surgical removed #51 and #61 teeth and subsequent removal of palatally located supernumerary teeth by the maxillofacial team.The patient is being followed up awaiting the eruption of permanent teeth. KEYWORDS: Oral surgery; Pediatric dentistry; Supernumerary teeth.