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Volume 3

Dentistry Case Report

Euro Dentistry 2019 & Dental Science 2019

July 15-16, 2019

July 15-16, 2019 | London, UK

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EURO DENTISTRY CONGRESS

DENTAL SCIENCE AND DENTAL PRACTICE

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Prevalence of impacted maxillary canines among RAKCODS patients

Huda Abutayyem

Ras Al Khaimah college of Dental Sciences, UAE

Background

: Upper canines are the second most teeth to be impacted and not erupt into the oral cavity. Therefore, by calculating

the prevalence of their impaction and their association with other dental abnormalities, steps could be done in educating the

population about preventive procedures and treatment options.

Aim

: The aim of this study was to quantify the prevalence of impacted maxillary canines and identify any associations with other

dental anomalies.

Materials and Methods

: 8243 OPGs of patients who attended RAKCODS clinic in the period of 5 years were examined and

then classified according to gender, site of impaction, and the presence of any associated dental anomalies then descriptive

statistics was done and the prevalence of maxillary canine impaction was calculated.

Results

: Out of the 8243 radiographs that were examined 146 cases had maxillary canine impactions. Of those cases 77 % were

male patients versus 23% female patients. Therefore, making the male to female ratio almost 3 to 1. Also, as for the impaction

cases that had associated dental anomalies, those were found to be 36 cases, representing 25% of the Impaction cases. Various

Dental anomalies were observed in the participants radiographs, such as; Peg Shaped laterals, Impacted lower Right canines,

Supernumerary teeth, Odontoma, Multiple Impacted upper and lower teeth, Impacted premolars and Retained primary teeth

Conclusion

: Patient with canine impaction had a higher tendency for dental anomalies and this might help in early diagnosis.

Biography

Huda Abutayyem completed her Ph. D in Clinical Orthodontics from Eastman Dental Institute, UCL London, U.K. She is an experienced

academician and specialist professional in the field of Orthodontics. She working as an assistant professor in Ras Al Kamiah Dental

College (RAKCODS), UAE from 2017. Also works as a specialist orthodontist in clinics from 2010. Previously she served as a lecturer

at Ajman University.

Huda.abutayyem@rakmhsu.ac.ae

Dentistry Case Report, Volume 3