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Revista Habanera de Ciencias Médicas 2015; 14 (4)

Upgrade of aspects related to the Cracked Tooth Syndrome

Álvarez RJ, Clavera VTJ, Martínez AD

Language: Spanish
References: 25
Page: 397-408
PDF size: 104.68 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: since more than thirty years ago was discovered a condition characterized by the presence of a dental fissure or dental incomplete fracture; actually a remarkable incidence has carried out the existence of certain confusion among the clinics. This entity is known as syndrome of fissured teeth.
Objective: to update about a group of aspects relating to thecracked tooth syndrome.
Material and Methods: was carried out a bibliographical revision taking into account the scientific and classic literature from the last five years up to day, both Spanish and English language, using databases Ebesco, Scielo and Lis obtaining more than 140 articles from 22 countries, which were rejected 26because were not update and were not adjusted to real academicand practical approaches criterion of the Cuban Stomatology School.
Development: the difficulty of the diagnostic of the Cracked tooth syndrome, the increasing incidence, the new knowledge regarding its etiology and the recent advances concerning to the diagnostic elements and treatment had made its maintenance as an important topic inside the contemporaneous specialized literature. In this work are exposed the diagnostic and therapeutic tendencies more actualized in the way that each clinician may have its own criteria.
Conclusion: the cracked tooth syndrome is one of the more common causes of dental extraction due to the problems for its identification. It´s, maybe, the mouth problem worst diagnosed and for that the most confused with other pulped type entities, periodontal or Mouth-facial Paine.


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