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The presence of ectopic and impacted teeth reaches 1.7% of the population, the upper canine being the 2nd most affected tooth. The decision to maintain or extract the dental element includes factors such as age, positioning (degree of angulation), availability of space in the arch, proximity of the roots of the lateral incisors, presence of pathological injury or resorption, root laceration and ankylosis. Age has a direct influence on the decision to extract the included tooth due to its relationship with the peak of resorption, that is, after a certain age more conservative decisions can be made due to the attenuation of morbidities. Parallel to this, it is possible to visualize a relationship between age and duration of orthodontic treatment, since at more advanced ages-more than 30 years the bone presents higher density, affecting the predictability of traction. Thus, the goal is to review the literature on the orthodontic parameters used for traction, thus helping to make decisions regarding maintenance or exodontia of the dental unit. For this purpose, Pubmed and Scielo data bases were used with the descriptors orthodontics, impacted tooth and tooth extraction, making use of the literature that proved to satisfy the work proposal. The treatment decision should take into consideration a number of factors to obtain a better clinical outcome. An interdisciplinary team, including the oral surgeon and orthodontist, is essential to restore aesthetics and function, determining the best surgical or mechanical procedure to be used and, consequently, achieving resolution in the case.

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Critérios para decisão do tratamento de caninos inclusos: Exodontia versus Tracionamento / Criteria for canine treatment decision included: Exodontia versus Traction