Non-syndromic bilateral mandibular supernumerary premolars: A case report with CBCT

Authors : Harsh Misra, Lalit C Boruah, B Rajkumar, Juhin H Patel, Ajinkya M Kadum

DOI : 10.18231/2456-8953.2018.0031

Volume : 3

Issue : 4

Year : 0

Page No : 142-144

Multiple supernumerary teeth are rare in patients without any associated conditions, and the mechanisms responsible for the development of multiple supernumerary teeth in such patients remain unclear. The present case involved a 25-year-old boy with additional bilateral four supernumerary mandibular premolarswhich is not very common finding in routine practice.

Keywords: Developmental abnormality, Multiple supernumerary teeth.


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