Vol. 2, Issue 2, Part B (2016)

Multiple compound odontome associated with unerupted permanent incisors: A case report

Author(s):

Mahendra Patait, Priyanka Singh, Rashmi Pagare, Sameer Narkhede, Amandeep singh

Abstract:
The term “odontome” by definition literally means “any tumor of odontogenic origin.” Known to be benign in nature and slow in growth, odontomes are usually asymptomatic; but may sometimes interfere with eruption of the associated teeth. We report the case of multiple compound odontomes in an 11-year old female patient which caused the failure of eruption of permanent upper left central and lateral incisors. Intra-oral radiographs (occlusal and peri-apical) revealed well-defined radiopacities diagnosed as “multiple compound odontomes”, following which surgical excision was performed.

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How to cite this article:
Mahendra Patait, Priyanka Singh, Rashmi Pagare, Sameer Narkhede, Amandeep singh. Multiple compound odontome associated with unerupted permanent incisors: A case report. Int. J. Appl. Dent. Sci. 2016;2(2):96-99.