What is Dental Ankylosis? (5 Symptoms You Should Know)

What is Dental Ankylosis? (5 Symptoms You Should Know)
Dental ankylosis, or dentoalveolar ankylosis, is a condition where a tooth becomes fused with the supporting bone, resulting in immobility. In this informative video, we explore the causes of dental ankylosis, including genetic factors, habits, infections, trauma, and more. Learn about the signs and symptoms of dental ankylosis, such as teeth appearing shorter or smaller, immobility, impacted temporary teeth, dental crowding, and extruded teeth. Discover how dental ankylosis is diagnosed through a thorough examination and radiographic imaging. We also discuss the importance of early intervention and the various treatment options available, including surgery, tooth dislocation, extraction, and follow-up appointments. Find out how dental ankylosis can be treated in both primary and permanent teeth and how preventive measures such as maintaining good oral hygiene and avoiding dental trauma can help minimize the risk. Stay informed about this rare condition and ensure regular dental check-ups to maintain optimal oral health.
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