Contents :
• Teething
• Eruption hematoma
• Eruption sequestrum
• Ectopic eruption
• Natal & neonatal teeth
• Sequence of shedding
• Remnants f deciduous teeth
• Retained deciduous teeth
CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN
ERUPTION
TEETHING AND DIFFICULT ERUPTION
teeth erupt after penetrating
the overlying gums
,Loss of appetite , Sleeplessness
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
redness or swelling of the gingiva
Red flushed cheek or
face.
child wants to put the hand and fingers into
mouth
•Treatment:
•local:
Systemic:
1.analgesic
2.hypnotic/sedative
chilled vegetables can be given to bite on.
(OR) chewing on clean,hard,cool objects
ERUPTION HEMATOMA ( ERUPTION CYST )
Bluish purple ,
elevated area of tissue
•Treatment :
•not necessary
•Surgically uncovering of crown might be
occasionally necessary
ERUPTION SEQUESTRUM
Hard tissue fragment
•Treatment
•Most of cases,As the tooth
erupts,fragment sequestrates
•if it remains after eruption:Remove
ECTOPIC ERUPTION
Tooth erupts in an abnormal position
early treatment may prevent a space loss of 6 to 8
mm.
Transpositioning.
TREATMENT:
NATAL AND NEONATAL TEETH
Causes and clinical features
TREATMENT
Sippy cups with
modified lid –holes
Complications:
- Feeding problems
-Aspiration of tooth
- riga fede disease
Sublingual ulceration(Riga fede)
described by Antonio Riga1881
PATTERN OF SHEDDING
PATTERN OF SHEDDING:
Pressure generated from erupting
perm.teethdictates the pattern.
In incisors &canine:Resorption begins on lingual surface
In molars,resorption begins in their inner surfaces.
Girls before boys
Mandibular before maxillary
Left and right sides simultaneously
Clinical considerations in
shedding
Remnants of deciduous teeth:
Retained deciduous teeth:
Natal and neonatal teeth
Hematoma
Sequestrum
Mech of shedding
Complications of eruption and shedding

ERUPTION AND SHEDDING-CLINICAL ASPECTS