What are supernatural teeth?
Supernumera's teeth are extra teeth that develop in a human mouth. The normal number of teeth in the human jaw is 20 primary or deciduous teeth and 32 permanent teeth. A person with hyperdontia, a condition in which a person develops supernatural teeth, can develop more teeth than usual, although other teeth must never explode. These other teeth can cause dental teeth to be pushed, they can connect with permanent teeth and prevent normal eruption of permanent teeth. Supernatural teeth can be detected by means of dental X -ray and in many cases it is necessary to extract.
The development of supernatural teeth can come as a result of another dental bud in the dental laminate, tissue that forms toothbuds, or because the dental umbilion is divided during the first stages of the tooth development. It is not known why these other teeth develop in human mouths, but often accompany other genetic disorders of Gardner's syndrome, which is a disorder in which the growth of different structures such as nsympomas canto be symptoms of colon polyps, bony tumors in the skull and supernatural teeth. Some dentists refer to genetic disorders as the cause of development, while others quote environmental problems. The role of the environment on the development of supernatural teeth is currently in research.
Although other teeth may never explode, supernatural teeth can cause a number of problems to a patient with hyperdontia. For example, other teeth can be placed in such a way that permanent teeth are moved at normal time or failed to explode. Other teeth can also explode and can be unusually placed or unusually shaped and are therefore susceptible to cavities and decay. For example, Mesiodes are supernatural teeth that can grow between normal incisors. In addition, other teeth may occur between the stools.
To prevent or correct problems associated with supernatural tee, the dentist may behave to extract. Extraction is usually performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the severity of the problem. In some cases, the dentist may have to cut off the tooth and remove it in sections. If the aim of the extraction is to allow permanent teeth instead of growth, the dentist may also have to ensure that the space is wide enough so that permanent teeth explode. In addition, orthodontic methods may need to be introduced to keep the remaining teeth in the correct alignment.