Submitted by PPG Odontologia (odontologia-pg@pucrs.br) on 2017-08-29T19:45:31Z No. of bitstreams: 1 FABIANE_AZEREDO_TES.pdf: 3598342 bytes, checksum: 84ac81263b072eecf7c0a9a8c7903bb2 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Caroline Xavier (caroline.xavier@pucrs.br) on 2017-09-11T14:29:24Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 FABIANE_AZEREDO_TES.pdf: 3598342 bytes, checksum: 84ac81263b072eecf7c0a9a8c7903bb2 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-09-11T14:31:55Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 FABIANE_AZEREDO_TES.pdf: 3598342 bytes, checksum: 84ac81263b072eecf7c0a9a8c7903bb2 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-07-11 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / The objectives of this study were to evaluate two types of rare craniofacial and dento-skeletal anomalies: hemifacial microsomia (HFM) and primary of failure eruption (PFE) of the permanent teeth. A literature review addressed to the three-dimensional evaluation methods of mandibular asymmetries in subjects with HFM, using conventional computed tomography (CT) and cone beam (CBCT) was conducted (Paper 1). CBCT data of 14 individuals with HFM and 35 subjects without HFM were selected and mandibular dimensions were evaluated and compared. Cephalometric landmarks were identified in the multiplanar images and panoramic reconstructions, and linear and angular measurements were performed for comparison between the right and left sides or affected and nonaffected sides of the mandible. InVivo Dental Software (Anatomage, San Jose, CA) was used in this evaluation. All variables showed a significant difference between the affected and non-affected side of the mandible in the HFM group, except the mandibular length, that presented similar dimensions on both sides. In the comparison between HFM and control groups, the angular measurements were significantly higher on the affected side and the mandibular ramus length on the non-affected side of HFM individuals was higher than in the control group. This type of growth pattern may be associated with bone compensations in the mandible of HFM individuals (Paper 2). In the study about rare dento-skeletal malformations, different approaches for the orthodontic treatment in adults and children with PFE were presented (Paper 3). Depending on the condition severity, the impact on the functional and aesthetic aspects in affected individuals can be significant and difficult to treat. / O objetivo deste trabalho foi estudar dois tipos de anomalias craniofacias e altera??es dento-esqueletais raras: microssomia hemifacial (MHF) e falhas de erup??o prim?ria (FEP) dos dentes permanentes. Foi realizada uma revis?o de literatura, que abordou os m?todos de avalia??o tridimensional de assimetrias mandibulares em indiv?duos com MHF, por meio de tomografia computadorizada convencional e cone beam (TCCB) (artigo 1). Exames de TCCB de 14 indiv?duos com MHF e de 35 sem MHF foram selecionadas e as dimens?es mandibulares foram avaliadas e comparadas. Pontos cefalom?tricos foram localizados nas imagens multiplanares e reconstru??es panor?micas, sobre as quais medidas lineares e angulares foram realizadas para compara??o entre os lados direito e esquerdo ou lados afetado ou n?o da mand?bula. O software InVivo Dental (Anatomage, San Jose, CA) foi utilizado para esta avalia??o. Todas as vari?ves apresentaram diferen?a significativa entre o lado afetado e n?o afetado da mand?bula no grupo MFH, exceto o comprimento mandibular, que apresentou dimens?es semelhantes em ambos os lados. Na compara??o entre os grupos MHF e controle, as medidas angulares foram significativamente maiores no lado afetado e o comprimento do ramo mandibular do lado n?o afetado pela MHF foi maior do que no grupo controle. Este tipo de padr?o de crescimento pode estar associado a compensa??es ?sseas na mand?bula de indiv?duos com MHF (artigo 2). No estudo que abordou altera??es dento-esqueletais raras, foram apresentadas diferentes abordagens para tratamento ortod?ntico das FEP em adultos e crian?as (artigo 3). Deformidades faciais e dento-esqueletais raras podem promover altera??es anat?micas complexas em diferentes estruturas craniofaciais. Dependendo da severidade da condi??o, o impacto nos aspectos funcionais e est?ticos dos indiv?duos acometidos pode ser significativo e de dif?cil tratamento.

Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-14T13:30:21Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 447505.pdf: 5416220 bytes, checksum: 73a70704f5124b3fbe94c55da4959744 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-03-06 / Introduction: The aim of this study was to evaluate the eruption of the mandibular teeth with Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), considering the developmental stage of these teeth. The structural method of superimposition was used to show the dental eruption from a stable anatomical reference line (ARL) and from the oclusal plane (OCP). Method: 98 CBCT of 39 individuals of 5 to 13-years were selected from the archives of the Faculty of Dentistry of PUCRS. Multiplanar reconstructions similar to cephalometric radiographs were generated by Invivo Dental 5.0 software, and saved in JPEG files. The images of each subject were superposed using the software Adobe Illustrator CS3, employing for registration the stables anatomical reference structures from Bj?rk and Skieller. The permanent lower canines, first lower premolars, second lower premolars and permanent lower second molars were classified by development stage with Demirjian method. The distances from these teeth to ARL and OCP were obtained. To compare the speed of the stages among the different teeth was performed the non-parametric test of Kruskal-Wallis. The comparisons between the speeds of eruption (in mm/year) from ARL with OCP were made with Wilcoxon signed-rank test for related samples. Result: The greatest speeds of eruption from ARL were found for canines (5.75 mm/year) and second premolars (4.93 mm/years) in stages E and F, respectively. The speeds of eruption measured from ARL compared with the measured from OCP presented statistically significant differences in the stage E for first premolars, second premolars and second molars; and in stage F for canines, second premolars and second molars. Conclusion: The speeds of eruption tend to be higher when measured from the LRA. When the PLO was used, changes in the inclination of the plan and alveolar growth mask the speed at which the tooth is moved from its initial position. / Objetivo: O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar a erup??o dent?ria dos dentes mandibulares atrav?s de tomografias computadorizadas de feixe c?nico (TCFC), considerando o est?gio de desenvolvimento do germe dent?rio. O m?todo de superposi??o estrutural foi utilizado para evidenciar a erup??o dent?ria a partir de uma refer?ncia anat?mica est?vel (LRA) e do plano oclusal (PLO). Metodologia: 98 TCFC de 39 indiv?duos de 5 a 13 anos foram selecionadas nos arquivos da FO-PUCRS. Foram geradas reconstru??es multiplanares semelhantes a radiografias teleperfil com o software Invivo 5.0, salvas em JPEG e superpostas com o software Adobe Illustrator CS3, utilizando-se as estruturas anat?micas est?veis de Bj?rk e Skieller como registro. Os caninos permanentes inferiores, primeiros pr?-molares inferiores, segundos pr?-molares inferiores e segundos molares permanentes inferiores foram classificados pelo m?todo de Demirjian quanto ao seu est?gio de desenvolvimento. Foram obtidas as dist?ncias destes dentes at? LRA e PLO. Para comparar a velocidade dos est?gios entre os diferentes dentes foi realizado o teste n?o-param?trico de Kruskal-Wallis. As compara??es entre a velocidade de erup??o (em mm/ano) a partir da LRA com as velocidades a partir do PLO foram realizadas pelo teste de Wilcoxon para medidas relacionadas. Resultados: As maiores velocidades de erup??o a partir de LRA foram encontradas para os caninos (5,75 mm/ano) e segundos pr?-molares (4,93 mm/ano) nos est?gios E e F, respectivamente. As velocidades de erup??o medidas a partir da LRA comparadas com as medidas a partir do PLO apresentaram diferen?as estatisticamente significativas nos est?gios E para os primeiros pr?-molares, segundos pr?-molares e segundos molares; e no est?gio F para os caninos, segundos pr?-molares e segundos molares. Conclus?o: A velocidade de erup??o tende a ser maior quando medida a partir de LRA. Quando se utiliza o PLO, altera??es na inclina??o do plano e o crescimento alveolar mascaram a velocidade com que o dente ? movido de sua posi??o inicial.