Enucleación de odontoma compuesto maxilar con regeneración ósea. Revisión bibliográfica

Abstract

Odontomas are benign odontogenic tumors of the jaws, commonly associated with tooth retention, usually slow and diagnosed by routine radiography. Osteotomy-induced bone loss in tumor enucleation is one of the main sequelae that clinicians must be aware of, as it involves not only hard tissue but also surrounding soft tissue. Various materials have been proposed to regenerate lost bone tissue. Enucleated tumors should undergo a corresponding biopsy to confirm the causative specimen; It is recommended to carry out oral rehabilitation treatment in order to correct anomalies in the bad oclussion.