Deeply Impacted Primary Second Molar with Agenesis of the Succeeding Premolar: A Rare Case

Abstract

Tooth impaction is seen relatively commonly in the permanent dentition with the most frequently involved teeth being the third molars and canines. Impaction of primary teeth, particularly primary type of impaction, is considered a rare event. This report focuses on impaction of mandibular right second primary molar and absence of mandibular permanent second premolar with dens invaginatus in maxillary incisors in a 11 year old girl. Case report (J Int Dent Med Res 2013; 6: (1), pp. 45-48)

Keywords

• Impacted tooth, Primary tooth, Tooth agenesis

Deeply Impacted Primary Second Molar with Agenesis of the Succeeding Premolar: A Rare Case

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