Odontektomi Impaksi Kaninus Maksila Bilateral Palatal dengan Anastesi Lokal
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https://doi.org/10.18196/di.9220Keywords:
Anastesi Lokal, Impaksi Kaninus Bilateral, OdontektomiAbstract
Impaksi gigi kaninus maksila yang terletak disebelah palatal umumnya tidak memberikan gejala sakit seperti gigi impaksi yang lain. Pengambilan gigi kaninus maksila yang mengalami impaksi pada dasarnya mengikuti prinsip pengambilan gigi impaksi secara umum, dengan penekanan pada pemeriksaan letak posisi gigi pada rontgen foto. Tujuan dari operasi ini adalah untuk mengeluarkan gigi kaninus yang impaksi, kondisi tersebut menjadi faktor predisposisi terjadinya kista dentigerous. Anak perempuan usia 15 tahun mengeluhkan adanya benjolan pada maksila bilateral sebelah palatal. Benjolan tersebut dirasakan muncul sejak satu tahun yang lalu tanpa disertai rasa sakit. Pemeriksaan radiografis menunjukkan impaksi gigi kaninus dan tumbuh miring ke arah mesial. Odontektomi dilakukan secara intraoral dengan anastesi lokal. Tindakan odontektomi berhasil dilakukan tanpa komplikasi. Pengambilan gigi impaksi bilateral kanan dan kiri sangat jarang dilakukan, namun pada laporan ini dilakukan secara bersamaan karena posisi kedua gigi kaninus dalam satu regio anterior yang berdekatan dan mengarah ke mesial atau median line. Tindakan ini dilakukan untuk mempercepat penanganan pada kasus impaksi untuk menghindari trauma operasi pada pasien anak.
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