Hypodontia involving only mandibular permanent canines: report of six cases.
Shiu-Yin Cho, Chun-Kei Lee
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Shiu-Yin Cho, Chun-Kei Lee
Abstract
Agenesis of mandibular permanent canines is uncommon. The occurrence of such an anomaly in patients with all other permanent teeth present, except third molars, is even more rare. The purpose of this case report was to summarize the radiographic findings in 6 Chinese children with hypodontia involving only mandibular permanent canines. The etiology of such an anomaly is not known, but both genetic and environmental factors may play a role.
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Agenesis of mandibular permanent canines is uncommon. The occurrence of such an anomaly in patients with all other permanent teeth present, except third molars, is even more rare. The purpose of this case report was to summarize the radiographic findings in 6 Chinese children with hypodontia involving only mandibular permanent canines. The etiology of such an anomaly is not known, but both genetic and environmental factors may play a role.
Key concepts: Hypodontia, Medicine, Mandibular canine, Molar, Permanent teeth, Agenesis, Dental anomalies, Etiology