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[Multiple supernumerary teeth: a case report].

Jun Chen, Qing-Fu Zhang, Guoqin Liu, Hai-Jun Zhao, Xinhai Zhang

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Supernumerary teeth is one of the dysplasia that the number of the teeth are more than physical number. Most cases of reports were with 1-2 supernumerary teeth and rare cases were with more than 3 supernumerary teeth. A 17-year old female patient of 7 impacted supernumerary teeth were found because of toothache of premolar caused by impacted supernumerary teeth and were treated by extraction of impacted supernumerary teeth.

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Key concepts: Supernumerary, Premolar, Dentistry, Medicine, Supernumerary tooth, Orthodontics, Molar