Pages 289-293, Language: EnglishShemesh, Avi / Itzhak, Joe Ben / Katzenell, Vered / Levin, Avi / Solomonov, MichaelFusion is an uncommon abnormality resulting from the joining of adjacent tooth germs in different stages of development. The prevalence of this anomaly in permanent teeth is approximately 0.1%. Fused teeth can lead to different complications and usually require a multidisciplinary approach. This case report presents the use of cone beam computed tomography evaluation and retreatment of a fused maxillary lateral incisor and canine.
Keywords: anatomic variations, canine, CBCT, fusion, lateral incisor
