Frenctomy surgery in dentistry
Frenctomy surgery in dentistry
Pharyngeal gingival surgery
Surgery may be a scary term for people, but in fact many surgeries, such as a frenktomy, are very simple and small, in which very little tissue is cut. A frenum, or frenulum, is a small pink tissue that connects an organ to the surrounding tissue to prevent it from moving too much.
In fact, Fernum is a kind of restriction on movement. There are several pharynxes in the human body, but only a few usually require the removal of the pharynx, called a pharynx. These pharynxes are located inside the mouth. Most pharyngeal cases are performed for the upper lip and tongue pharynx.
Fernum surgery
In some cases, too much consumption is too short or too tight and creates too many restrictions, thus preventing normal organ movement. If the pharynx is short or stiff, it does not allow the tongue to swell, so it can be difficult for children to eat or speak, and it can also affect the beauty of the mouth and face.
Types of phrenctomy
There are several types of pharynx in the human body, some in the mouth and some in the genitals. But when it comes to phrenictomy, it means one of two labia or lingual phrenomas.
Upper lip fructum | Farnum lip top
Lateral Lateral Frequentum - In labial franchectomy, the upper lip pharynx, which connects the lip to the gums, usually shrinks. Frenctomy is usually performed on children whose teeth and gums are growing.
The problem with large lip fernum is usually the gap between the teeth and the effect on the beauty of the teeth and the smile, and it is usually not necessary. The ligament tissue may overgrow and extend from the upper lip to the upper two front teeth, causing a gap between the teeth (diastema).
If the pharynx of the lip is too short or too tight, this condition may cause the mouth to remain open because the movement of the upper lip is restricted and prevents the mouth from closing completely.
This leads to breathing through the mouth, which makes it difficult for children to grow through the structure of breathing through the nose and interferes with the growth of the airway and the growth of the jaw. It may also cause gingival recurrence.
Language Frenectomy | Language Farnum
Tongue Frankectomy - The lingual pharynx is a small tissue that lies beneath the tongue that prevents the tongue from sticking out of place. In most people, this tissue is normal and the tongue is flexible enough to move around and function properly when speaking and eating. But if the tissue is too hard or too small, the free language will lose some of its movement and be limited.
This condition is also called tongue knot. Tongue knots can cause several problems. If the tongue is too attached to the floor of the mouth, in young children, proper jaw growth is impaired and long-term orthodontic problems occur, and sometimes there may be respiratory failure during sleep (sleep apnea).
Second, this condition prevents the tongue from sticking to the roof of the mouth. When swallowing, the tongue should be pressed against the roof of the mouth, not the front teeth. Tongue knots also cause the tip of the tongue to speak.
Lower lip fracture | Lower lip pharynx
Lower Lumbar Fractnectomy - Lower lip fructomy is performed for the same reason that the upper lip fructome is performed. This is generally done to prevent periodontal problems and gingival recurrence, but in older people it is also done to fit dentures.
In people who have dentures and the lip fernum is too hard or too low, when the lips move, the fernum causes the denture to drip and loosen, so the tooth does not fit properly.
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