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Eruption Cyst in the Neonate
Alline J de Oliveira1, Maria Lg Silveira1, Danilo A Duarte2
1Professor, Department of Pediatric Dentistry, Tocantins Institute President Antonio Carlos, Tocantins, Brazil.
Summary
Congenital eruption cysts (ECs) are rare in newborns. This case study shows successful non-surgical management of an eruption cyst in a neonate through clinical and radiographic monitoring.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Dentistry
- Neonatal Oral Health
Background:
- Newborn oral cavity requires specialized pediatric dental care.
- Awareness of normal patterns and early diagnosis of abnormalities are crucial.
- Congenital eruption cysts (ECs) are uncommon in neonates due to unusual tooth eruption timing.
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