Multiple impacted teeth in a non syndromic patient: A case report and discussion
Journal: International Dental Journal of Student Research (Vol.6, No. 3)Publication Date: 2018-09-28
Authors : Abhishek Singh Vikash Jha Neha Jha Poonam Majumder Singh;
Page : 58-69
Keywords : Multiple impaction; Non syndromic patient;
Abstract
It is commonly observed that multiple impacted permanent teeth are usually linked to syndromes, hormonal and metabolic disorders. Nevertheless some cases of impaction of multiple teeth are non syndromic. In the present case report, we confer about a 22-year-old female non syndromic patient with missing teeth. Radiological investigation from OPG revealed multiple impacted permanent teeth, though medical and family history along with physical examination was not suggestive of any syndromes.
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