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Fall 2004: Volume
29, Number 1 |
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| Pediatric
Dentistry Case Reports |
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| Unusual case of multiple
natal teeth |
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Natal teeth are defined as teeth
that are present in the mouth at the birth, and the occurrence
is rare. In the literature, few reports have described cases with involved multiple elements. This article describes an unusual case of a newborn with eleven natal teeth that belong to the primary dentition and the therapy utilized. |
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