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Summer 2004: Volume
28, Number 4 |
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| Pediatric
Dentistry Case Reports |
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| Delayed formation of a
lower second premolar |
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Delayed odontogenesis of a lower
second premolar is presented in a case treated without extraction
and focuses on the 7-year follow-up of the delayed tooth bud.
The follow-up was initiated when the crown formation was diagnosed
and was finished when the tooth erupted completely into the orthodontically
provided space, which enabled the orthodontic leveling and alignment
of the delayed premolar. The long follow-up indicates that delayed
tooth buds may develop completely and normally. |
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