Anatomical Aspects of Permanent Geminate Superior Central Incisives
The dental gemination is a morphological alteration that can occur during the development of the dental germ, resulting in a total or partial formation of two teeth which are not completely separate. The aim of this work was to relate an unusual case of gemination by the periapical radiography of su...
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| Lenguaje: | English |
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Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
2009
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| Sumario: | The dental gemination is a morphological alteration that can occur during the development of the dental germ, resulting in a total or partial formation of two teeth which are not completely separate. The aim of this work was to relate an unusual case of gemination by the periapical radiography of superior central incisive in the permanent dentition. |
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