ENGELLİ BİR HASTADA ÜST ÜÇÜNCÜ MOLAR DİŞ ÇEKİMİ İLE İLİŞKİLİ TUBER MAKSİLLA KIRIĞI

Fiziksel veya mental yetersizliği olan hastalarda ağız ve diş sağlığı işlemleri çoğunlukla sedasyon veya genel anestezi altında gerçekleştirilebilmekte olup, bu tür bireyler ağız ve diş sağlığı hizmetlerine ulaşım açısından yetersiz imkânlara sahip olabilmektedir. Olumsuz ağız hijyeni, dişlerde çürük artışı, ağız kokusu şikâyetleri ve uzun dönemde dişlerin erken kaybına bağlı olarak fonksiyon eksikliği ile karşılaşılabilmektedir. Bu makalede ataksik serabral palsi ve mental retardasyonun birlikte izlendiği 23 yaşındaki engelli erkek hastada üst üçüncü molar dişin çekimi esnasında maksillada gelişen tuber kırığı olgusu güncel literatür ışığında sunulmaktadır

MAXILLARY TUBEROSITY FRACTURE RELATED TO UPPER THIRD MOLAR EXTRACTION IN AN DISABLED PATIENT

Dental treatment for patients with a physical or mental disability is often performed under sedation or general anesthesia and this kind of patients have limited opportunity in order to access for dental services. Poor oral hygiene, high ratio of caries, halitosis and functional impairment in long-term due to early teeth loss can be encountered. This case report describes maxillary tuberosity fracture related to extraction of the upper third molar in 23 years old disabled male patient with ataxic cerebral palsy and mental retardation in the light of current literature

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