Management of Impacted Central Incisors Due to Supernumerary Teeth
Journal Title: International Journal of Health Sciences and Research - Year 2017, Vol 7, Issue 6
Abstract
Multiple impacted teeth is a condition which often requires a multidisciplinary management. This case report describes orthodontic treatment that required surgical exposure of multiple impacted permanent teeth as well as extraction of supernumerary teeth followed by ligation and traction of impacted teeth in to the oral cavity. The treatment was completed with a significantly improved functional and aesthetic result.
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Dr. M. N. Padmini
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