Developmental changes of mandibular permanent canines and premolars in early mixed dentition.

The aim of this case report is to de- scribe a rare clinical case of multiple idiopathic internal resorption in the permanent maxillary and mandibular molars using CBCT..

By panoramic radiographic evaluation (Figure 1), two radiologists analyzed the mandibular angle size, chronology of eruption according to Nolla’s criteria 10 , and the

To clarify this clinical question, this study was performed to evaluate the accuracy of panoramic radiographic findings of interruption of mandibular canal, separately

In this study, the clinical relevance of 3D CBCT images compared to the 2D ones has been evaluated for the diagnosis and treatment planning of impacted canines.. CBCT allows

In this study, agenesis of the permanent second premolars was found to be the most common reason for the retention of the primary molar, followed by ectopic eruption of

Görgül, “Radiculomegaly of permanent canines: report of endodontic treatment in OFCD syndrome, ” International Endodontic Journal,

In this respect, the aim of the present study was to as- sess volumetric as well as morphological surface changes of the orbital cavity in patients treated with both tooth- borne

These cysts are also very common in mixed dentition and are usually associated with the roots of a nonvital or necrotic primary tooth and the crown of an unerupted permanent tooth