FUSION OF A MAXILLARY CENTRAL INCISOR WITH A SUPERNUMERARY TOOTH:CASE REPORTS

Authors

  • Ali Ibraheem Zyood Specialist Pediatric Dentistry, Dental Department, Royal Medical Services Amman-Jordan
  • Areej Bassam Alshdefat Specialist Pediatric Dentistry, Dental Department, Royal Medical Services Amman-Jordan
  • Mais Azmi Sharaiha Specialist Periodontics, Dental Department, Royal Medical Services Amman-Jordan
  • Reem Matrouk Aloun Specialist Orthodontics, Dental Department, Royal Medical Services Amman-Jordan
  • Hind Abdalsalam Al Maaitah Specialist Pediatric Dentistry, Dental Department, Royal Medical Services Amman-Jordan

Abstract

Developmental anomalies of dental hard tissues are characterized by morphologic changes and may result in variations in the number of teeth including fusion and germination. Fusion is known as “synodontia†and has been defined as the union of two or more originally individual teeth. Fusion may be partial or complete involving a normal or a supernumerary tooth with a higher frequency in primary dentition. Etiology is still unclear. Fusion cause esthetic and occlusal problems, caries, and periodontal disease where complex and multidisciplinary approach is required.

This paper describes two cases of fused maxillary central incisor with supernumerary teeth.

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Published

01-07-2020

Issue

Vol. 40 No. 2 (2020): April-June 2020

Section

Case Reports

How to Cite

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Ali Ibraheem Zyood, Areej Bassam Alshdefat, Mais Azmi Sharaiha, Reem Matrouk Aloun, Hind Abdalsalam Al Maaitah. FUSION OF A MAXILLARY CENTRAL INCISOR WITH A SUPERNUMERARY TOOTH:CASE REPORTS. Pak Oral Dent J [Internet]. 2020 Jul. 1 [cited 2026 Mar. 1];40(2):107-9. Available from: https://www.podj.com.pk/index.php/podj/article/view/556