Download - Ankyloglossia cp
CASE PRESENTATION
Presented By:
Dr. SUJAY PATIL.M.D.S. - IIIOral And Maxillofacial Surgery
HISTORY
Mrs Jayshree.
Age: 34yrs
Sex: Female
H/o: Did not gave any relevant history.
No relevant Medical History
GENERAL EXAMINATION
•Well built
•Vitals stable
•No pallor, icterus, cyanosis
•CVS: NAD
•RS: NAD
INSPECTION
Site – lower lingual
Difficulty in protrusion and elevation of tongue
Occlussion:Class II on both the sides.
Apperance:V-shaped
Elasticity:Moderate
Lateralisation:Body but not tongue
Lift of tongue:Tip to mid mouth
PALPATION
Temperature – no rise in local temperature
Tenderness – absent
Consistency – Soft
Fluctuation - +ve
Fluid thrill - -ve
Translucency - -ve
Lymph nodes – non tender and non palapable
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS
On the basis of the patient’s history and the clinicalexamination provisional diagnosis of Ankyloglossiawas made.
CONVENTIONAL SURGICAL TECHNIQUE..
Coryllos anatomical classification:•Type I: thin and elastic frenulum; attaches the tip of the tongue to the alveolar ridge, and the tongue
forms a heart shape.
•Type II: thin and elastic frenulum; 2---4 mm behind the tongue tip, attaches by the alveolar ridge.
•Type III: thick, fibrous, and non-elastic frenulum; attaches mid-tongue to the floor of the mouth.
•Type IV: the frenulum is not seen, but felt, with fibrous or submucosal thick and shiny attachment from the base of the tongue to the floor of the mouth.