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Talon cusp
Tag: anomalies
Dilaceration
Since dilacerated teeth frequently present difficult problems during endodontic therapy and at the time of extraction if the operator is unaware of the condition, the need for preoperative radiographs before any such procedures are carried out is self-evident.
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Concresence
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Hairy tongue
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Cleft tongue
Also called as bifid tongue
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Ankyloglossia
Also called as Tongue Tie
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Macroglossia
Also called as Tongue Hypertrophy, Prolapsus of the tongue, Enlarged Tongue and Pseudomacroglossia
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Aglossia
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Agnathia
Also called as Octocephaly, Holoproscencephaly Agnathia
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Macrognathia
General factors which would influence and tend to favour mandibular prognathism are as follows:
• Increased height of the ramus
• Increased mandibular body length
• Increased gonial angle
• Anterior positioning of the glenoid fossa
•Decreased maxillary length
• Posterior positioning of the maxilla in relation to the cranium
• Prominent chin button
•Varying soft-tissue contours
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