Multiple deciduous and succedaneous teeth in 25 year adult-A rare case!!!
Vishwas Bhatia, Garima Bhatia, Nitul Jain
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Vishwas Bhatia, Garima Bhatia, Nitul Jain
Abstract
Retained primary teeth is a well known process but multiple retained primary,permanent and supernumerary teeth that too in an asymptomatic,non syndromic patient is a rare possibility that has rarely been reported in literature. The present case report discusses the clinical and radiographic details along with treatment options in a 25 year old patient having a total number of 50 teeth i.e 16 retained primary teeth,32 permanent teeth and two supernumerary teeth without being associated with any known syndrome complex or metabolic disorder.
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Retained primary teeth is a well known process but multiple retained primary,permanent and supernumerary teeth that too in an asymptomatic,non syndromic patient is a rare possibility that has rarely been reported in literature. The present case report discusses the clinical and radiographic details along with treatment options in a 25 year old patient having a total number of 50 teeth i.e 16 retained primary teeth,32 permanent teeth and two supernumerary teeth without being associated with any known syndrome complex or metabolic disorder.
Key concepts: Supernumerary, Deciduous teeth, Permanent teeth, Medicine, Dentistry, Asymptomatic, Dental anomalies, Orthodontics