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Spring 2005: Volume
29, Number 3 |
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| Pediatric
Dentistry Case Reports |
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| A case of an unerupted
maxillary central incisor for indirect trauma localized horizontally
on the anterior nasal spine |
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The present paper emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis of retarded eruption because of trauma and the plan for the surgical management of impacted teeth. The permanent incisor was localized horizontally on the nasal spine and the roots seemed to be in a retarded stage of formation beside of contralateral tooth. The treatment plan consisted in the valuation of the necessity of space to move the impacted incisor in the normal position and the biomechanical approach for the anchorage. |
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