A clinical and statistical investigation of teeth affected by eruption disturbances using cone-beam computed tomography imaging

Three-dimensional imaging may aid in complementing intraoral and panoramic radiography during the diagnosis of tooth eruption disturbances. The purpose this study was to investigate teeth affected by disturbances patients referred for cone-beam computed tomography （CBCT）. analysis included 134 113 ＜20 years age who demonstrated （excluding wisdom teeth） were CBCT imaging. Factors analyzed included: （1） types disturbances; （2） distribution gender; （3） image findings; （4） treatment plan prognosis. 126 permanent eight deciduous teeth. maxillary canines most frequently （44 teeth, 32.8％）, followed central incisors （23 17.2％）. typical etiological factors discovered through images abnormalities position direction （66 49.3％）, presence cysts benign tumors （28 20.9％） supernumerary （16 11.9％）. Treatment removal cause implementation measures such as fenestration-traction. outcomes research conformed with prior evidence concerning causative has considerably contributed enhancing quality medical care via three-dimensional evaluation condition different their subsequent management.