Dens İnvajinatus ile Birlikte Görülen Bifasiyal Talon Tüberkülü: Bir Olgu Sunumu

Yıl 2023, , 207 - 211, 19.10.2023

Ayşe Zengin , Peruze Çelenk

https://doi.org/10.58711/turkishjdentres.vi.1256925

Öz

Talon tüberkülü, dişin nadir gelişimsel anomalilerindendir.
Kartal pençesine benzediği için bu isim verilmiştir. Talon
tüberkülü genellikle kesici dişlerin palatinal yüzlerinde yer alır.
Bilateral ve bifasiyal olarak görülmeleri son derece nadirdir.
Talon tüberküllerinin etiyolojisi bilinmemekle beraber
multifaktoriyel olarak genetik ve çevresel etkenlerin
birleşiminden etkilendiği, gelişimsel olarak mine organının
dışa katlanması veya dental laminanın fazla üretkenliği sonucu
oluştuğu düşünülmektedir.
Dens invajinatus, dişin gelişimi esnasında mine ve dentin
organının dental papilla içerisine katlanmasından kaynaklanan
bir dental anomalidir. Bu olgu sunumunda bilateral talon
tüberkülü ve aynı dişte dens invajinatus ile birlikte görülen
bifasiyal talon tüberkülü vakası rapor edilmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Dental anomali, talon tüberkülü, dens invajinatus

Bifacial Talon Cusp Presenting with Dens Invaginatus: A Case Report

Öz

Talon cusp is an uncommon odontogenic anomaly. Due
to its resemblance to an eagle’s talon, it was named as “talon
cusp”. Talon cusps occur most commonly on palatal surfaces
of permanent incisors. Bilateral and bifacial talon cusp is an
extremely rare occurrence.
The etiology of talon cusps remains unknown, though it
is thought to be a combination of genetic and environmental
factors, developmentally result of an outfolding of the enamel
organ or hyperproductivity of the dental lamina.
Dens invaginatus is a developmental anomaly which is
formed byfolding the enamel-dental organ through the pulp
chamber during the teeth development. In this case, bilateral
talon tubercle and bifacial talon tubercle with dens invaginatus
in the same tooth was reported.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Dental anomaly, talon cusp, dens invaginatus

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