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Occlusal guidance for eruption disturbance of mandibular second premolar: a report of three cases

  • Vanessa Tiemi Kobaiashi1
  • Tomoe Mitomi1,*,
  • Yo Taguchi1
  • Tadashi Noda1

1Department of Oral Health Science, Pediatric Dentistry, Niigata University Graduate School

DOI: 10.17796/jcpd.27.2.r736103127754264 Vol.27,Issue 2,April 2003 pp.101-106

Published: 01 April 2003

*Corresponding Author(s): Tomoe Mitomi E-mail: mitomi@dent.niigata-u.acc.jp

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Abstract

This study presents the treatment courses in three impacted cases of mandibular second premolars caused by distal inclination of the tooth germs. In all cases, the second premolars were surgically exposed, but the traction periods until oral emergence differed. The reasons for the differences may be the variation in the severity of the distal inclinations of the tooth germs and the calcified development of the affected germs at fenestration.


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Vanessa Tiemi Kobaiashi,Tomoe Mitomi,Yo Taguchi,Tadashi Noda. Occlusal guidance for eruption disturbance of mandibular second premolar: a report of three cases. Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry. 2003. 27(2);101-106.

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