Clinical case
AUTHORS : Rakhmatullina I.P.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : “Eliseeva Medical Center”, Moscow, Russia
YEAR : 2014
A 9-year-old patient came to the Center with complaints about the absence of the anterior teeth of the upper jaw. The boy’s permanent teeth did not grow after the loss of milk teeth at the age of 6. The mother and the child turned in anxiety, as the child was diagnosed with an
osteogenic tumor of the upper jaw and an operation was prescribed, followed by radiation therapy.
From the anamnesis: observed at the Institute of Dentistry from the age of 6, missing teeth were replaced. The boy often suffered from colds and was repeatedly treated with antibiotics. The child is emotionally depressed, at school he is beaten not only by boys, but also
by girls. The boy has many fears.
