Durchbruchstörungen bleibender Zähne – Klinik und Behandlungsmöglichkeiten

Zusammenfassung

Das Wissen um den Mechanismus des Eruptionsvorgangs und die Ätiologie von Durchbruchstörungen ist hilfreich bei deren Differenzialdiagnostik. So erlaubt ein frühzeitiges Identifizieren von Malformationen während der Gebissentwicklung das Einleiten für den Patienten individuell abgestimmter Therapiestrategien.

Ätiologie, Prävalenz, Ausprägung und Folgen, diagnostische Maßnahmen, therapeutische Ansätze und interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit bei Anomalien des Zahndurchbruchs der zweiten Dentition werden in diesem Artikel beschrieben.

Abstract

Knowledge of the mechanism of the tooth eruption process and the etiology of disorders is helpful in their differential diagnosis. Early identification of malformations during tooth development allows the initiation of individually tailored therapy strategies for the patient.

This article describes etiology, prevalence, severity and consequences, diagnostic measures, therapeutic approaches and interdisciplinary cooperation in tooth eruption disorders.

Schlüsselwörter

Zahndurchbruchstörungen - Ankylose - primäre Durchbruchstörungen

Key words

Tooth eruption disorders - ankylosis - primary failure of eruption (PFE)

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