INTRODUCTION Ectopic tooth eruption may result owing to one of 3 processes: developmentalDisturbance, iatrogenic activity, or pathologic process, such as a tumor or a cyst. In rare cases, occlusion of the sinus ostia may predispose a patient to develop a maxillary sinus mucocele. When the maxillary sinus is invaded, symptoms usually occur late in the process. CASE REPORT A 17 years old boy re...

Ectopic eruption of a first permanent molar is a common occurrence in the developing mixed dentition. Proper management is a challenge to the pediatric dentist and is crucial to a healthy occlusion. Non-treatment can result in early loss of the second primary molar, space loss, and impaction of second premolars. Future corrective treatment may be complicated, lengthy, and costly and include: th...

Background: The eruption of the first permanent molar (FPM) marks beginning mixed dentition, which is one most dynamic periods in development and growth stomatognathic system. Aim: purpose study was to investigate pathology during transition stage between primary dentition. Materials Methods: A literature search performed Clarivate Web Science, Google Scholar, PubMed databases. Cohort cross-sec...

Ectopic tooth eruption into an area other than the oral cavity is rare. Nasal septum, mandibular condyle, coronoid process and infratemporal fossa space have been reported as frequent locations for ectopic tooth eruption. Ectopic teeth located within the maxillary sinus may be asymptomatic, found only in routine examinations. Headache, sinusitis and nasal obstruction are some of the associated ...

OBJECTIVES Pelvic ultrasound performed by emergency physicians can identify a definite diagnosis in the majority of symptomatic first-trimester pregnant patients on the initial emergency department (ED) visit. However, a significant minority of such patients are diagnosed as having an indeterminate pregnancy state requiring further testing and consultation. The authors investigated the final ou...

Aneurysmal cysts of bone are rare non-neoplastic, locally aggressive lesion of bone with propensity for rapid growth, affecting mainly the long bones and spine. It rarely occurs in the head and neck region and within the head and neck mandible (especially the molar areas) is common. Aneurysmal cyst of bone involving the maxilla in the first decade of life is even rarer. We report a case of gian...