Treatment options for pericoronitis in dental practice
Pericoronitis is an intraoral soft tissue infection most commonly associated with impacted teeth. The most frequently impacted teeth are lower third molars. Definitive treatment of the disease usually involves removing the affected tooth. Pericoronitis can be exacerbated by local and systemic condit...
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Hungarian Dental Association,
2024-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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| Summary: | Pericoronitis is an intraoral soft tissue infection most commonly associated with impacted teeth. The most frequently impacted teeth are lower third molars. Definitive treatment of the disease usually involves removing the affected tooth. Pericoronitis can be exacerbated by local and systemic conditions. This publication describes pericoronitis, its aetiology, clinical manifestation and treatment options. |
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