fusion of deciduous central incisors
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Abstract
Fusion is a common dental anomaly affecting both primary as well permanent dentitions. Fusion is the union between two normally separated tooth germs. The problems associated with fused teeth are esthetics, arch symmetry, spacing, and malocclusion. These problems require cosmetic and orthodontic consideration.
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| Authors | ;Imran Mohtesham;Moidin Shakil;Maji Jose;Vishnudas Prabhu |
| Journal | journal of development economics |
| Year | 2015 |
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