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ABSTRACT
Eruption is a complex process that can be influenced by number of factors. Significant deviation from the established
norms should alert the clinician to make investigations for the evaluating the cause of delayed tooth eruption. This
review presents etiology, clinical implications, investigations, and a methodology for diagnosis and treatment of
delayed tooth eruption.
Key words: eruption of teeth, chronology of eruption
INTRODUCTION
Preterm birth
General considerations
Gender
Studies on teeth emergence shows that permanent
teeth erupt earlier in girls than in boys5. The difference
between eruption times on average is from 4 to 6 months,
largest difference being for permanent canines. Earlier
eruption of permanent teeth in females is attributed to earlier
onset of maturation.6
Local factors
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Supernumerary teeth
Nonodontogenic tumors
Enamel pearls
Regional odontodysplasia
Drugs -Phenytoin
Ectopic eruption
Radiation damage
Nutrition
Long-term chemotherapy
HIV infection
Cerebral palsy
Dysosteosclerosis
Anemia
Celiac disease
Ichthyosis
renal failure
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Normal biologic
eruption: root length<
2/3
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-
-Dilacerations
- Dentin dysplasia
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Physical obstruction
Radiographycally evident
Not evident
radiographically
-supernumerary tooth
OTHERS
- tumor
-Nutritional deficiency
- cyst
-Ankylosis
-Radiation damage
-eruption sequestrum
-Gingival hyperplasia
-ectopic eruption
-Premature loss of
-cleidocranial dysplasia
primary teeth
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-Scleroosteosis
-HIV infection
-Genetic predisposition
Tooth present
Evaluate systemic influences
observation
Observation
Diagnosis &control of
diagnosis
systemic disease
No
Yes
Is DTE generalized?
No
Tooth development
normal on
radiographic survey
Yes
No
Yes
Observation
Physical obstruction
yes
No
-Removal of obstruction ,
Removal of obstuction + exposure of
affected teeth ,
Removal of obstruction+ exposure +
orthodontic traction ,
Removal of obstruction + removal of
affected teeth +replacement of
tooth (implant, removable or fixed
prosthesis,autotransplantation),
Removal of obstruction+ removal of
affected tooth +orthodontic space
closure ,
Extraction of neighboring tooth to
create space ,
Expansion of arches
if ectopic
Observation
Exposure+orthodontic
traction
Extraction +replacement
(implant, fixed removable
prosthesis,
Autotransplantation )
CONCLUSION
The sequential and timely eruption of teeth is
critical in overall development of the child. Variations can
occur due to various reasons, but eruption delay of more
Space closure,
Restorative options
tooth missing
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