Importancia del análisis pulpar antes de realizar movimientos de ortodoncia

Carolina Cárdenas González; Yohana Cifuentes Jaramillo; Paola María Botero Mariaca; Catalina María Giraldo Guzmán

doi:10.16925/od.v10i19.851

Importance of Pulp Analysis before Carrying Out Orthodontic Movements

Review Article

https://doi.org/10.16925/od.v10i19.851

Carolina Cárdenas González Ver Biografía

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Yohana Cifuentes Jaramillo Ver Biografía

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Paola María Botero Mariaca Ver Biografía

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Catalina María Giraldo Guzmán Ver Biografía

Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia

Currently, a growing number of patients choose orthodontia treatment as an alternative for correcting malocclusions and also to correct functional and aesthetic problems. The purpose of this article is to describe the most relevant data reported in the literature about the relationship between orthodontia and pulp pathology, in that orthodontic movements can lead to an inflammatory pulp response. It is thus of great importance to make a clinical and radiographic diagnosis of pre-existing changes in the pulp that can be exacerbated through dental movement.

Keywords: dental pulp, orthodontia treatment, pulp examination, exodontia.

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