2021, Number 1
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Invest Medicoquir 2021; 13 (1)
Neonatal teeth
Alfonso BB, Reyes MB, Lopez PMA, Gener AKI, Rodríguez RSL, Hernández GM
Language: Spanish
References: 6
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ABSTRACT
The teeth eruption follows a pattern of time and sequence clinically defined. The clinical eruption is considered at time that a part of the enamel of the crown can be observed. The normal period of eruption in temporary teeth starts after six months of birth with the superior front teeth. In some rare cases, those teeth are present at the time of birth or they appear in the first 28 days of life. They are called newborn teeth. They are also considered as premature eruption. The newborn teeth are not common in children. They can cause discomfort when feeding, sublingual traumatic ulcers (Riga-Fede Disease).
The presentation of a case diagnosed with newborn teeth is made and it is explained and discussed a plan of treatment and the steps to follow.
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