下顎枝にみられた異所性埋伏歯の2例

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An impacted tooth is usually seen in the jaw bones near the dental arch. Two cases of a malposed impacted tooth found in the mandibular ramus are reported. The patients were referred to our clinic with the chief complaint of pain and swelling of the left mandibular angle in one case and a dull pain at the angle of mandible on the left side in the other case. From X-ray examination, mild secondary infection of the pericoronal lesion of the impacted tooth was suspected. After chemotherapy with antibiotics the tooth was extracted by an extraoral approach. Both extracted teeth were resembled the lower third molar. There have been no postoperative complications.
福岡歯科大学学会の論文
1991-10-30