Dr. Arpit performed an impaction
case himself at AHEAD Academy. He was happy to get such an opportunity to do
such cases independently. Tooth impaction is defined as any tooth that fails to
erupt into a normal functional position and remains unerupted in the jaw beyond
the time when it should normally erupt. Such
cases are regularly performed at our centres under the guidance of expert
teachers. Soft tissue impaction occurs when the crown of the tooth has
penetrated through the bone, but the gum is still covering part of the tooth.
When the tooth has partially erupted, but a part of the tooth remains submerged
in the jawbone, this is considered partial bony impaction. Complete bony
impaction occurs when the tooth is entirely encased by jawbone. Impacted wisdom
teeth do not always show symptoms, meaning you could have impacted teeth and
not even realize it. If symptoms do arise, it is usually the result of the gum
on top of the tooth becoming infected or swollen. Symptoms may include pain,
swollen and bleeding gums, swelling around the jaw, bad breath, headache or jaw
ache, and an unpleasant taste when eating. Some people experience stiffness of
the jaw or swollen lymph nodes in the neck.
# Impaction # expert faculty # clinical
course # extractions.
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