Tooth autotransplants
Conservative - rehabilitative therapy
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https://doi.org/10.35954/SM1998.20.1.14Keywords:
Autotransplantation; Maxillofacial surgery; Dentistry; Tooth transplantation; Tooth transplantation; Maxillofacial surgery.Abstract
This monographic work presents an extensive bibliographic review on the subject of "DENTAL TRANSPLANTS" in order to provide an update on the subject as exhaustively as possible.
DENTAL TRANSPLANTS" in order to update the subject as exhaustively as possible. At the same time, a research and analysis of the clinical-radiological results obtained in dental autotransplants performed in our environment is presented.
The specific objective of this research was to find, through a simplified surgical-endodontic technique, a favorable prognosis for dental transplants, giving greater predictability to the method and avoiding the most frequently cited failures in the literature: "loss of pulp vitality, ankylosis and rhizalysis".
Autotransplantation was performed on 25 patients according to a series of four protocols prepared for this purpose, citing and highlighting the importance of these protocols for the standardization of therapeutic procedures.
As a conclusion, it is stated that the high percentage of successes achieved endorses the endodontic surgical methodology used and therefore consolidates tooth transplants as a "conservative and rehabilitative" therapy that is reliable, successful and predictable in time, with the possibility of being applied at hospital level not only because of its reduced costs, but also because of the low professional time it requires.
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