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a deviation from normal, usually relate to embryonic development that may result in the absence, excess or deformity of body parts

anomaly

Dental anomalies are most often caused by ---- factors or by ---- or ---- disturbances.

hereditary,developmental or metabolic

More anomalies occur in the ---- than --- dentition and in the --- than ---, it is important to remember that their occurance is rare.

permanent, primary, maxilla, mandible

absence of teeth

anodontia

most commonly missing permanent teeth

1. third molars , especially maxillary


2. maxillary lateral incisor


3. mandibular second premolars



teeth that form in excess of the normal dental formulas for each quadrant

supernumerary teeth

Total anodontia is associated with a generalized congenital deformation involving the abnormal development of the ectoderm or outer embryological cell layer.

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