Orthodontic management of ectopic teeth – challenges and opportunities

Management of impacted teeth is often challenging in terms of timing, execution and the associated soft & hard tissue defects after alignment. It is important for clinicians to consider growth changes, tissue responses and accurate radiological assessment to establish a treatment plan. Guidance of ectopic teeth into occlusion requires collaborative management with appropriate biological guidelines and biomechanical techniques.

Learning outcomes

Learning objectives: Biological & Biomechanical guidelines for managing ectopic teeth Timing & execution Surgical techniques including atraumatic exposure to recover intricately impacted teeth. Tips to avoid soft and hard tissue defects around retrieved impacted teeth Value and limitations of CBCT in the management of ectopic teeth

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