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Incisive canal cyst also called as Nasopalatine duct cyst is a rare non-odontogenic and non-neoplastic cyst occurring in the oral cavity. The most common occurrence in the general…

Purpose: The purpose of this systematic review is to evaluate the total prevalence of third roots seen in primary mandibular molars including both first and second in pediatric pa…

Background: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses represent high rank in the evidence hierarchy pertaining to health science including pediatric dental health. However, this resear…

In day today life clinicians can come across various dental malocclusions in human beings. Maxillary midline diastema is one among those and when this condition occurs it causes a…

Purpose: To evaluate and assess the current scientific evidence pertains to the efficiency and usefulness of Presurgical Nasoalveolar molding (PSNAM) in cleft lip and cleft palate…

Occurrence of dental anomalies in an Indian ethnic group is quite interesting from different aspect in order to enhance the existing research in the domain of dental anomalies. Pre…

The present article reports existence of severe root dilaceration (80-degree bend) and Vertucci’s type V root canal configuration in the mandibular first premolar which is rarely …

Human teeth have been transforming due to biological evolutionary phenomenon. Therefore, variations in cusp number, pattern and size can be noticed in the human beings of present …

Literature shows various case reports and prevalence studies on mesiodens which is a type of supernumerary tooth occurring in the midline of the maxillary or mandibular arch betwee…

Aim: To evaluate the prevalence of impacted primary molars including both first and second molars in children of Indian ethnicity. Materials and Methods: The present study includ…

Morphology of the human tooth with variation in cusp numbers and patterns are of great interest to the anthropologist, morphologist, and the clinical dentist. Very rarely an extra…

“Distomolar” is also called as ‘fourth molar’ is the supernumerary tooth occurring distal to the third molar. Occurrence of distomolar is a rare phenomenon. Along with this condit…

In this article, “Riga-Fede disease” or syndrome which is also called as “Neonatal sublingual traumatic ulceration” is briefly described. It is a traumatic ulcerative lesion cause…

‘Wisdom tooth’ or ‘Third molars’ are very interesting tooth not only for oral and maxillofacial surgeons but also for all other specialists of medicine and dentistry. Mandibular th…

Background: Pre-surgical nasoalveolar molding is a novel treatment modality applied in cleft lip/palate infants prior to surgery. Numerous articles have been published in the liter…

One can come across various dental anomalies during clinical practice. The diagnosis and management such anomalies is a great challenge for all clinicians. Odontomas are developme…

Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome (RSTS) refers to a specific pattern of physical features and developmental disabilities, which occur together in a consistent fashion. Individuals with R…

Dental anomalies are the anomalies involving either crown or root portion of a tooth which may affect size, shape, number, structure and composition of a tooth and can be seen as …

The present article shows the occurrence of a rare dental morphological trait, “Protoconidal Cingulum” or “protostylid” on the buccal surface of permanent mandibular first molar i…

Presenting of rare and unusual dental anomalies is always essential to enhance the richness of existing dental literature pertaining to these anomalies. Developmental dental anoma…