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Management of unerupted maxillary incisors
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MedicinePediatricsOral BiologyPermanent IncisorDentoalveolar SurgerySurgeryUnerupted Maxillary IncisorsTooth DevelopmentBond BracketOrthodontic ResearchMaxillofacial SurgeryOrthopaedic SurgerySoft Tissue ObstructionDental TreatmentOrthodontic Treatment
SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1. Children up to nine years with incomplete root development of permanent incisor:> Remove obstruction.> Do not uncover bone from unerupted incisor – maintain integrity of follicle.> Create space if required.> Monitor eruption for 18 months – 80% erupt spontaneously> If exposure required then expose minimally to eliminate soft tissue obstruction. If tooth is still high, expose and bond bracket.> For best aesthetics: i. avoid excision of attached gingivae; and ii. avoid apically repositioned flaps.2. Children above nine years with complete or nearly complete apex:> Remove obstruction.> Create space if required.> If permanent incisor high then monitor eruption for 12 months.> If tooth still unerupted at 12 months, expose and bond bracket as required.3. If permanent incisor is impacted:> Expose and bond bracket at first operation.4. Children referred late (over 10 years):> Remove obstruction, expose and bond bracket at first operation.
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