Vol. 4 (12) pp. 1737-1741 DOI: 10.21474/IJAR01/2575

INCIDENCE OF PERICORONITIS AND IMPACTED 3RD MOLAR IN PREGNANT PATIENTS VISITING DENTAL OPD.

  • BDS, MDS(Oral & maxillofacial surgery), PhD Scholar faculty of dental sciences , IMS, BHU, VARANASI , INDIA, 221005.
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Abstract

Impaction of mandibular and maxillary third molar is usually caused by either due to insufficient maxillofacial skeletal development or due to low correlation between maxillofacial skeletal development and eruption of third molar which leads to lack of space between the second molar and the ramus. Incidence of third molar impaction has increased greatly in past 15 years. Pericoronitis in pregnancy is increasingly evident and preventive and managing steps are required to prevent its occurrence in pregnancy as it can complicate pregnancy and can cause severe oral discomfort. The present paper is aimed to find incidence of such pregnant patients suffering from pericoronitis. In this study 100 female pregnant patients were selected randomly from dental OPD and observed for oral hygiene , missing tooth and pericoronitis. Out of 100 pregnant patients visiting dental OPD 32 patients were found to have pericoronitis and impacted 3rd molar. overall percentage of pericoronitis in study group was 32%. Highest incidence of pericoronitis was found in patients in 3rd trimester of pregnancy and in the age group of 21 to 30 yrs.

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Richik Tripathi. (2016); INCIDENCE OF PERICORONITIS AND IMPACTED 3RD MOLAR IN PREGNANT PATIENTS VISITING DENTAL OPD., Int. J. of Adv. Res., 4 (12), 1737-1741, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/2575

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Richik Tripathi
BDS, MDS (Oral & Maxillofacial surgery)
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