A Rare Case of A Complex Odontome Fused to An Upper Wisdom Tooth
Clarence Pace, Richard Crosher, Audrey Pace, Purush Manivasagam
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Pace C, Crosher R, Pace A, Manivasagam P. A Rare Case of A Complex Odontome Fused to An Upper Wisdom Tooth. J Oral Health Comm Dent 2011; 5 (1):47-48.
A 22 year old man presented with pain arising from his carious lower left second molar. An Orthopantomogram (OPT) revealed an incidental finding of an odontome fused to an upper wisdom tooth, a finding that to the author's knowledge has never been previously reported. This case also illustrates the value of panoramic radiographs in identifying incidental pathology.
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