Presentation
Dental review.
Patient Data
Age: 13 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Impacted permanent canine with deciduous canine retention
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Impacted, palatally displaced canine (13) with retention of his deciduous canine (53)
Case Discussion
The initial diagnosis by the dental professional and general radiologist was a supernumerary tooth.
Upon further evaluation, the final diagnosis was changed to an impacted permanent maxillary canine with deciduous canine retention.
There was no clinical suspicion of sinus disease.