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2011•Journal of Pierre Fauchard Academy (India Section)Requires access

Bilateral mandibular canine impaction – a rare case report

Sujit Panda, Anil K. Mehrotra, Sri Neeraja Prabhuraj

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Mandibular canine impaction is considered as a rare condition. It is an even rarer phenomenon when both the mandibular canines are impacted. Bilateral mandibular canine with left maxillary canine impaction with incidence causes and management is discussed in a 13 year old boy.

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Mandibular canine impaction is considered as a rare condition. It is an even rarer phenomenon when both the mandibular canines are impacted. Bilateral mandibular canine with left maxillary canine impaction with incidence causes and management is discussed in a 13 year old boy.

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Mandibular canine impaction is considered as a rare condition. It is an even rarer phenomenon when both the mandibular canines are impacted. Bilateral mandibular canine with left maxillary canine impaction with incidence causes and management is discussed in a 13 year old boy.

Key concepts: Impaction, Mandibular canine, Medicine, Maxillary canine, Dentistry, Mandible (arthropod mouthpart), Orthodontics, Biology

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