C Zerosi
Abstract
The Author presents a case of permanence of two canine deciduous teeth in the upper jaw of a grown-up person for the absence of a side incisor and three premolars. Furthermore he presents personal histological findings of the pulp of two teeth and the biological meanings are discussed.
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The Author presents a case of permanence of two canine deciduous teeth in the upper jaw of a grown-up person for the absence of a side incisor and three premolars. Furthermore he presents personal histological findings of the pulp of two teeth and the biological meanings are discussed.
Key concepts: Deciduous, Dentistry, Deciduous teeth, Incisor, Lateral incisor, Pulp (tooth), Persistence (discontinuity), Orthodontics