Cronología y secuencia de erupción dental permanente en niños: revisión sistemática

Abstract

Objective: To establish evidence in the scientific literature of chronology and sequence of permanent dental eruption through a systematic review. Materials and methods: Observational descriptive study through a systematic review including articles of chronology and sequence of permanent dental eruption in children from 4 to 16 years old, from 2008 to 2018 in Spanish and English in a literature search, using the Scopus databases, Pubmed and Embase, Excluding that they do not present their full text, studies in other species and a qualitative approach. The quality of the articles is verified with the Strobe guide, unifying values of eruptive age Variables such as age, reported study country, sequence, reported chronology, population, population country. Results: 11 articles in total from 2008 to 2018, in Spanish and English, of chronology and sequence of permanent dental eruption, these studies were in populations such as Syria, Jordan, Nepal,Nigeria, Spain, Turkey, Lithuania, Cuba and India, the average of rash in girls. (upper central incisor 7.4 years, lower central incisor 6.5 years, upper lateral incisor 8.4 years, lower lateral incisor 7.7 years, upper and lower canine 11 years first upper premolar 10 years, first lower premolar 11 years, second premolar and lower 11 years, upper first molar 6.6 years and lower 6.5 years, upper second molar 11 years and lower 12 years) in children: (upper central incisor 7.5 years, lower central incisor 6.7 years, upper lateral incisor 8.5 years, lower lateral incisor 7.8 years, upper canine 11.7 years, lower canine 10.9 years, upper first premolar 10.6 years, first lower premolar 10.8 years, upper second premolar 11.5, second lower premolar 11.3 years, upper and lower first molar 6.6 years, upper and lower second molar 12 years).