Prevalence of Radiographically Detectable Non-syndromic Dental Anomalies amongst Orthodontic Patients - A Retrospective Study

Most commonly observed anomaly in the present study was impacted teeth (24.5%). The maxillary canine was the most commonly involved tooth in any form of anomaly.

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Indian Journal of Dental Research
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/ijdr.ijdr_589_22
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Prevalence of Radiographically Detectable Non-syndromic Dental Anomalies amongst Orthodontic Patients - A Retrospective Study

Sanjeev Datana, Saugat Ray, Rahul Koul
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Prevalence of Radiographically Detectable Non-syndromic Dental Anomalies amongst Orthodontic Patients - A Retrospective Study

Sanjeev Datana, Saugat Ray, Rahul Koul
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Abstract

Most commonly observed anomaly in the present study was impacted teeth (24.5%). The maxillary canine was the most commonly involved tooth in any form of anomaly.

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