Expertise for anatomical challenges

Impacted teeth, missing teeth and complex cases

A permanent tooth that refuses to erupt? Dr. Barrière handles complex anatomical situations using 3D imaging.

The presence of an impacted tooth is often silent, but detectable:

Why does a tooth remain stuck in the jawbone?

This is the main cause. If the jaw is too narrow, the last teeth get stuck.

A stubborn baby tooth, an extra permanent tooth, or another anatomical obstacle blocks the natural eruption of the tooth

The tooth bud has developed crookedly in the bone and is growing in the wrong direction.

Some families have a predisposition to impacted teeth or agenesis (missing teeth).

Orthodontic and surgical treatment will guide the tooth into its optimal position.

This allows you to locate the impacted tooth in order to best plan its future relocation.

Fitting of an orthodontic appliance to prepare the exact place where the impacted tooth will fit.

The surgeon exposes the tooth, and the orthodontist gradually moves the tooth into its final position.

Dr. Barrière is a qualified specialist. He combines clinical experience with cutting-edge digital technology.

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An impacted tooth cannot remain indefinitely in the bone without monitoring.

The impacted tooth can damage or destroy the roots of neighboring healthy teeth.

The capsule around the impacted tooth can turn into a bone cyst.

The absence of a tooth on the arch disrupts the entire chewing function of the child.

A simple panoramic X-ray can clear up any doubt. Make an appointment for a check-up.

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