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    Factors that influence tooth eruption include age, genetics, race, sex, height and weight, environment, general health factors, and local oral conditions. Tooth eruption may be premature, accelerated, delayed, or result in disorders. The physiological process of primary tooth eruption is called teething and can cause local signs like gingival swelling as well as systemic signs like irritability, loss of appetite, and increased salivation or drooling in infants and children. Rarely, teething has been associated with fever, diarrhea, vomiting, or other systemic problems.

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    Factors that influence tooth eruption include age, genetics, race, sex, height and weight, environment, general health factors, and local oral conditions. Tooth eruption may be premature, accelerated, delayed, or result in disorders. The physiological process of primary tooth eruption is called teething and can cause local signs like gingival swelling as well as systemic signs like irritability, loss of appetite, and increased salivation or drooling in infants and children. Rarely, teething has been associated with fever, diarrhea, vomiting, or other systemic problems.

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    Factors Influencing Tooth Eruption Pedo

    Transféré par

    FourthMolar.com
    Factors that influence tooth eruption include age, genetics, race, sex, height and weight, environment, general health factors, and local oral conditions. Tooth eruption may be premature, accelerated, delayed, or result in disorders. The physiological process of primary tooth eruption is called teething and can cause local signs like gingival swelling as well as systemic signs like irritability, loss of appetite, and increased salivation or drooling in infants and children. Rarely, teething has been associated with fever, diarrhea, vomiting, or other systemic problems.

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    FACTORS

    INFLUENCING
    TOOTH ERUPTION
    FACTORS INFLUENCING
    TOOTH ERUPTION
    1. Age :-
    2. Genetics :-
    3. Race:- eruption timing seems to be earlier in
    the American black and Indian population
    than in American whites of European origin

    4. Sex :- Except for the 3rd molar Females tend


    to calcify and erupt their permanent teeth
    about five month earlier than males.
    5. Height and Weight :- Taller and
    heavier have greater number of erupted
    teeth then shorter and lighter children

    6. Environment :-
    1. Socio economic group
    2.Climate
    7. General Factors :-
    1.Disease
    2.Hormones
    3.Metabolism
    4.Vit- C deficiency
    Local Factors :-

    1.Pathology, trauma, ankylosis


    2.Early Loss of Primary teeth
    3.Delayed Loss of Primary teeth
    4.Impaction / Crowding
    5.Supernumerary teeth
    6.Space Available
    7.Degree of Root Formation
    8.Growth Factor
    DISORDERS OF

    ERUPTION
    Premature &
    Accelerated Tooth
    Eruption
    All these Conditions are Attributed to a
    superficial position of Forming tooth Germ
    These may be:-
    1.Natal Teeth :-Present at the time of
    birth.
    2.Neo Natal Teeth:-Erupts with in 30 days
    after birth.
    3.Preerupted Teeth :-Appear in 2nd or 3rd
    Month after birth.
    •Natal teeth
    Delayed Tooth
    Eruption
    Situations in which it occurs:-
    1.Ankylosis
    2.Congenital Hypothyroidism

    3.Juvenile acquired Hypothyroidism


    4.Cleidocranial Dysplasia
    5.Down syndrome
    6.Gingival Fibromatosis
    7.Amelogenesis Imperfecta
    8. EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA
    9. Mucopolysaccaridosis
    Others are:-

    9. Achondroplasia
    10.Regional Odonto Dysplasia
    TEETHING
    Physiological process of eruption of primary
    dentition through the gingiva

    Clinical features:-
    A) Local signs-
    1.Hyperemia or swelling of the mucosa
    overlying the erupting teeth
    2. Patches of erythema on the cheeks
    3. Flushing in the skin of adjacent cheek
    Systemic signs:-

    1. General irritability & crying


    2. Loss of appetite
    3. Sleeplessness, restlessness
    4. Increase salivation & drooling
    5. Insanity
    6. Increase thirst
    7. Circumoral rash
    TEETHING
    DISORDERS
    TEETHING PROBLEMS
    Discomfort resulting from teething due to pressure
    exerted on periodontal mambrane

    SYSTEMIC PROBLEMS:-
    1.Fever
    2. Diarrhoea
    3. Vomiting
    4. Convulsions
    5. Bronchitis
    6. Infantile paralysis
    LOCAL PROBLEMS:-

    1.Eruption hematoma
    2. Eruption sequestrum
    3. Ectopic eruption
    4. Transmigration
    5.Transposition
    1.Eruption hematoma

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