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Dental Orthodontic Abnormalities
Lingually Displaced (Base Narrow) Mandibular Canines (MAL/BN)Base narrow canines are lingually displaced mandibular canines caused by a too narrow mandible or persistent primary mandibular canines.
Lingually displaced primary mandibular canine causing palatal trauma (PT)
Lingually displaced permanent mandibular canine causing palatal trauma (PT)
Vertical orientation of mandibular canines
Top Crowded IncisorsCrowded incisors occur when the normal orientation of the teeth are abnormally positioned close together. This condition may lead to periodontal disease.
Canine
Feline
Top Rostrally (Mesioversion) Deviated Mandibular CaninesOccurs when the lower canine tooth (teeth) are deviated in a forward direction.
Canine
Feline
Feline
Top Palatally Deviated Maxillary CaninesOccurs when the upper canine tooth (teeth) are deviated toward the hard palate.
Canine – mesial deviation of maxillary canine
Feline – mesial deviation of maxillary canine
Top Rostrally (Mesioversion) Deviated Maxillary CaninesOccurs when the upper canine tooth (teeth) are deviated in a forward direction.
Canine
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