Implant dentistry · 2012
The presence of the mandibular incisive canal: a panoramic radiographic examination.
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Romanos Georgios E, Papadimitriou Dimitrios E V, Royer Kinga, Stefanova-Stephens Nadja, Salwan Ritu, Malmström Hans, Caton Jack G
Аннотация
PURPOSE: The mandibular incisive canal (MIC) is the anterior extension of the mandibular canal and its presence is of interest in surgical procedures in the chin region. The aim of this study was to investigate the presence of a MIC in panoramic radiographs (OPGs).
METHODS: One thousand forty-five OPGs were randomly chosen from patient population. The data collected included patient characteristics and MIC presence/absence according to the type of the dentition. Measurements (in mm) were performed evaluating the following: (A) minimum and (B) maximum distance from the alveolar ridge; (C) thickness and (D) length of the canal; and (E) distance (in bilateral cases) between the canals.
RESULTS: The MIC was found in 2.7% of the patients.
CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrates the frequency of the MIC in OPGs and suggests that this anatomical structure should be considered to prevent injury during surgery.
METHODS: One thousand forty-five OPGs were randomly chosen from patient population. The data collected included patient characteristics and MIC presence/absence according to the type of the dentition. Measurements (in mm) were performed evaluating the following: (A) minimum and (B) maximum distance from the alveolar ridge; (C) thickness and (D) length of the canal; and (E) distance (in bilateral cases) between the canals.
RESULTS: The MIC was found in 2.7% of the patients.
CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrates the frequency of the MIC in OPGs and suggests that this anatomical structure should be considered to prevent injury during surgery.