CHECK THE EXTRAS: A CLINICO -RADIOGRAPHIC STUDY OF SUPERNUMERARY TEETH

Authors

  • Naresh C. Soni Author
  • Anjani R. Chaudhary Author
  • Madhura S. Dalal Author
  • Purv S. Patel Author
  • Yesha V. Jani Author
  • Roseline A. Patel Author

Keywords:

supernumerary tooth, mesiodens, distomolar, hyperdontia

Abstract

The human dentition does not always consist of 32 teeth. At times, extra tooth/teeth may be present. A supernumerary tooth is any tooth or teeth substance in excess of the usual configuration of twenty deciduous teeth and thirty two permanent teeth, Supernumerary teeth are one of the common dental anomalies which are prevalent in all populations, in both dentitions, in all age groups. They may present themselves in multiple locations within the oral cavity. Multiple supernumerary teeth are also associated with certain syndromes. Hence, a clinician must possess a sound knowledge about this developmental anomaly in order to correctly diagnose as well as plan the treatment. This study focuses on the clinical and radiographic findings of supernumerary teeth as well as their associated complaints and effects on surrounding structures.

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2015-03-31

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