Influencia y variabilidad de la morfología interna dental en niños atendidos en la clínica UCSG semestre A-2018.

Abstract

Objective: To determine the pulpal internal morphology of the temporary molars for the realization of a correct pulp therapy in children attended in the Pediatric Dentistry Clinic UCSG semester A-2018. Materials and methods: The research work was descriptive and observational observational type. A total of 73 samples of temporary lower molars taken from a total of 29 participating patients were obtained. We obtained a total of 38 radiographs comprising 40 first molars and 33 second temporary molars. The shape of the pulp chamber, shape and number of pulpal horns, cameral floor height, number of root canals and radiographic analysis of pulpal pathologies were analyzed. Results: Pulpar internal morphology resulted in an extensive pulpal cameral shape in 42 of the 73 pieces studied (57.5%). The shape of the flattened pulp horns predominated in one (51.6%) of the samples studied. The height of the cameral floor was on average 1.5mm in one (53.4%). The root canals seen radiographically in a total of (100%) of the samples studied were 2 independent ducts for each lower molar root. The irreversible.