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Combined aplasia of maxillary first molars and lateral incisors: a case report and management

  • Kourosh Zarrinnia1
  • Mohamed A. Bassiouny2,*,

1Orthodontics, Temple University School of Dentistry

2Restorative Dentistry, Temple University School of Dentistry

DOI: 10.17796/jcpd.27.2.e24392240h62x583 Vol.27,Issue 2,April 2003 pp.127-132

Published: 01 April 2003

*Corresponding Author(s): Mohamed A. Bassiouny E-mail: mbassiouny@dental.temple.edu

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Abstract

Congenital absence of teeth, as the most commonly known developmental dental anomaly in man, has a multitude of adverse affects that could be detrimental to normal function and esthetics. This report presents a rare case of combined agenecies of maxillary permanent first molars and lateral incisors. The management plans are highlighted, and phase I orthodontic–restorative treatment mechanics and its result are described. The benefits for early orthodontic treatment intervention for this case presented here are discussed.

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Kourosh Zarrinnia,Mohamed A. Bassiouny. Combined aplasia of maxillary first molars and lateral incisors: a case report and management. Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry. 2003. 27(2);127-132.

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