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)
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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
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Top Rostrally (Mesioversion) Deviated Mandibular CaninesOccurs when the lower canine tooth (teeth) are deviated in a forward direction.![]() Canine
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Top Palatally Deviated Maxillary CaninesOccurs when the upper canine tooth (teeth) are deviated toward the hard palate.![]() Canine – mesial deviation of maxillary canine
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Top Rostrally (Mesioversion) Deviated Maxillary CaninesOccurs when the upper canine tooth (teeth) are deviated in a forward direction.![]() Canine
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