Tooth extraction

Dental avulsion is a set of maneuvers that allow the tooth to be removed from its socket. It is both a therapeutic and a churigical procedure which is performed according to a well codified sequence and which obeys a certain number of rules. Our study included a sample of 200 patients, with a sex ratio of 1.22 in favor of the male sex. Ages from 2 to 77 years were involved in the extraction procedure. Young people aged 11 to 25 years were the most represented. The most frequent ethnic groups were the Bamanans (37%) and the Sarakoles (17%). Housewives and schoolchildren were the most concerned by the act of extraction with respectively 39.00% and 27.00%. The main etiology was dental caries. And the main functional sign that led to the consultation was pain. The molars were the most extracted teeth with 63.00%. Antibiotic therapy was performed in 98.50% of cases.

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Ramatoulaye Kalossi Fofana, a 32 ans et vient d'une famille modeste composée d'une fratrie de 8 enfants dont (4) Filles. Elle a fait ses écoles primaires et secondaires dans un établissement scolaire privé de Bamako, après le lycée, elle a opté pour la filière d'odontologie à la faculté de médecine, de pharmacie et d'odontostomatologie.