The paper reports on research into a nasal tooth sample belonging to 12-years-old child excavated from the Kayalıpınar archaeological site in Sivas province, Turkey. individuals of were dated between Hellenistic-Early Byzantine periods. In anthropological analysis child, supernumerary defined as inverted mesiodens maxilla was encountered. had an amorphous structure, root very short and crown ex...

A supernumerary tooth is one that is additional to the normal series and can be found in almost any region of the dental arch. Clinically, supernumerary teeth are able to cause different local disorders. It is important for the dentist to be aware of the clinical complications of supernumerary teeth, the most common being the delayed eruption of permanent teeth. Early diagnosis and management o...

Teeth may vary in size, shape and number. Mesiodens is the most commonly occurring supernumerary tooth, usually seen between upper two central incisors which may be impacted or erupted. The present paper describes a rare case of palatal placed, inverted, severely dilacerated and impacted mesiodens which was detected on radiographic examination for some other problem.

Hyperdontia presents as an odontostomatologic derangement where and excess in tooth number is observed. Mesiodens the premaxilla is most commonly occurring supernumerary tooth. It usually clinical form. The following case reported with erupted consequences and management has been discussed elaborate details. Keywords: Mesiodens, Supernumerary tooth, Cephalometrics, Preadjusted edgewise.

An apparently healthy 12-year-old boy was referred to the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology whose chief complaint was the presence of an additional tooth in the upper front teeth region. His medical, dental and family history was not relevant. Intraoral examination revealed an erupted, supernumerary tooth palatal to permanent maxillary right central incisor and radiograph revealed ...

An unerupted supernumerary tooth was attached to the root surface of an unerupted permanent lateral incisor. It was necessary to remove both the supernumerary and the permanent lateral incisor as a single unit. The permanent lateral incisor was separated from the supernumerary and placed back into the original developmental crypt. The replanted lateral incisor erupted normally one year later. W...

Permanent central incisor impaction is very rare, and causes of include adjacent supernumerary teeth, odontoma, trauma. Surgical repositioning a treatment option for teeth with ectopic eruption pathways. In this case report, an inverted developing maxillary was surgically repositioned at the initial stage root development. Three dimensional (3D) virtual images were acquired using computed tomog...

Supernumerary teeth are among the most common dental anomalies affecting the primary and permanent dentition. They are usually found in the anterior maxilla and occur infrequently in the primary dentition. The purpose of this paper was to report a case diagnosed with primary supernumerary tooth in the primary second molar region. The crown and root shape of the primary supernumerary tooth resem...