Terapéutica conservadora en quiste de erupción en infante. Reporte de caso.

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Title:	Terapéutica conservadora en quiste de erupción en infante. Reporte de caso.
Alternate Title:	Conservative therapeutics in infant with eruption cyst. Case report.
Authors:	Hernández-Suárez, Joselin¹ Odjoselinherandez@gmail.com, Salerno, Alessandra¹, Weffer, Rosa²
Source:	Revista Oral. may-ago2021, Vol. 22 Issue 69, p1983-1986. 4p.
Abstract (English):	Introduction. The eruption cyst (EC) is a pathological condition found in the oral cavity in the first years of life, represented by an inflammation of the tissue located on the alveolar ridge, adjacent to an erupting tooth, it is observed as a soft tissue lesion, fluctuating, painless and bluish, its coloration is due to the slow blood content. Case report. 10-month-old male patient is presented, who attended a consultation in the company of his mother. The clinical examination revealed a circumscribed, soft, violaceous increase in volume in the gingival tissue corresponding to the crown of DU 51, which is without eruption and without painful symptoms. A cyst/hematoma of eruption was diagnosed and conservative therapy was chosen, where the mother was indicated: Digital pressure for 5 min, 2 times a day with a silicone thimble, use of a cold key Nuby teether, previously refrigerated and offering frozen food such as pieces of fruit and/or ice cream breast milk or naturals. He attended a control consultation after 14 days, observing the complete disappearance of the EC and the incisal edge of the UD 51 almost erupted, obtaining the desired result with conservative treatment. Conclusions. Conservative therapy would be the first choice in EC in primary dentition. Only in the case of pain, infection or persistence of the EC would one of the surgical options be chosen, and the choice of the best technique depending on the case remains under the responsibility of the professional. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	Introducción. El quiste de erupción (QE) es una condición patológica encontrada en la cavidad bucal en los primeros años de vida, representado por una inflamación del tejido localizado sobre el reborde alveolar, adyacente a un diente en erupción, se observa como una lesión de tejido blando, fluctuante, indolora y azulada, su coloración es debida al contenido sanguíneo lento. Presentación de caso. Paciente masculino de 10 meses de edad que asistió a consulta en compañía de su madre. Al examen clínico se evidenció aumento de volumen circunscrito, blando, violáceo en el tejido gingival correspondiente a la corona de UD 51, la cual se encuentra sin erupcionar y sin sintomatología dolorosa. Se diagnosticó un quiste/hematoma de erupción y se eligió la terapéutica conservadora donde se le indicó a la madre: presión digital por cinco minutos, dos veces al día con dedal de silicona, uso de mordedor Nuby llave frío, previamente refrigerados y ofrecimiento de alimentos congelados como trozos de frutas y/o helados de leche materna o naturales. Acudió a consulta control luego de 14 días, observándose la desaparición del QE por completo y borde incisal de la UD 51 casi erupcionado, obteniendo el resultado deseado con el tratamiento conservador. Conclusiones. La terapéutica conservadora sería la primera elección en QE en dentición primaria. Solo en caso de dolor, infección o persistencia del QE, se elegiría alguna de las opciones quirúrgicas, quedando bajo la responsabilidad del profesional la elección de la mejor técnica, dependiendo del caso. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	Introduction. The eruption cyst (EC) is a pathological condition found in the oral cavity in the first years of life, represented by an inflammation of the tissue located on the alveolar ridge, adjacent to an erupting tooth, it is observed as a soft tissue lesion, fluctuating, painless and bluish, its coloration is due to the slow blood content. Case report. 10-month-old male patient is presented, who attended a consultation in the company of his mother. The clinical examination revealed a circumscribed, soft, violaceous increase in volume in the gingival tissue corresponding to the crown of DU 51, which is without eruption and without painful symptoms. A cyst/hematoma of eruption was diagnosed and conservative therapy was chosen, where the mother was indicated: Digital pressure for 5 min, 2 times a day with a silicone thimble, use of a cold key Nuby teether, previously refrigerated and offering frozen food such as pieces of fruit and/or ice cream breast milk or naturals. He attended a control consultation after 14 days, observing the complete disappearance of the EC and the incisal edge of the UD 51 almost erupted, obtaining the desired result with conservative treatment. Conclusions. Conservative therapy would be the first choice in EC in primary dentition. Only in the case of pain, infection or persistence of the EC would one of the surgical options be chosen, and the choice of the best technique depending on the case remains under the responsibility of the professional. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	1665143X