2017Oral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral RadiologyOpen access

Concrescence of an Erupted Maxillary Second Molar with an Impacted Third Molar: A Case Report

Nour Shazli, Mazen Almasri

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The aim is to report a rare anomaly of a concrescent maxillary second molar with the adjacent impacted third molar discovered upon routine dental extraction and discussing the situation throughout the procedure, the possible complications, the considerations, and reviewing similar cases reported in the literature.

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The aim is to report a rare anomaly of a concrescent maxillary second molar with the adjacent impacted third molar discovered upon routine dental extraction and discussing the situation throughout the procedure, the possible complications, the considerations, and reviewing similar cases reported in the literature.

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The aim is to report a rare anomaly of a concrescent maxillary second molar with the adjacent impacted third molar discovered upon routine dental extraction and discussing the situation throughout the procedure, the possible complications, the considerations, and reviewing similar cases reported in the literature.

Key concepts: Molar, Maxillary molar, Dentistry, Orthodontics, Maxillary first molar, Medicine

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