Smiles& Faces Orthodontics   /     Tooth Development Defects: Peg laterals Teeth, Dens In Dente and Dens Evaginatus. Why they are important and Clinical Implications for Dentists (and patients)

Summary

Dr Andrew Chang and Dr Diane Tay discuss the more common teeth development defects of peg laterals (small/narrow upper 2nd front teeth), dens in dente and dens evaginatus. Common hallmarks of each of the conditions are described, and what to do when seeing teeth like these at the initial examinations. Dens in dente and dens evaginatus can both benefit from early identification and the implications of this and management options for each are discussed.

Subtitle
Why they are important and Clinical Implications for Dentists (and patients)
Duration
30:27
Publishing date
2020-09-01 11:37
Link
https://greatsydneysmiles.libsyn.com/tooth-development-defects-peg-laterals-teeth-dens-in-dente-and-dens-evaginatus
Contributors
  Andrew Chang
author  
Enclosures
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Shownotes

Dr Andrew Chang and Dr Diane Tay discuss the more common teeth development defects of peg laterals (small/narrow upper 2nd front teeth), dens in dente and dens evaginatus.  Common hallmarks of each of the conditions are described, and what to do when seeing teeth like these at the initial examinations. Dens in dente and dens evaginatus can both benefit from early identification and the implications of this and management options for each are discussed.