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Variations in Mandibular
Permanent Molars
PREPARED BY:
Yasmin Ashraf, Marwa Mohamed ,Rola Khaled,
Sama Samir
Under Supervision: A.Prof. Samah Kamel
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The anomalies of the teeth have always been of great
interest to the dentist from the scientific as well as from
the practical view point. Most anomalies occur in the
permanent than in the primary dentition and in the maxilla
than in the mandible.
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The causes of this abnormalities are:
some mutations in the genes encode
transcription factors and signaling
molecules which are involved in
odontogenesis.
Example: MSX-1
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Main points dentists should avoid during the
treatment of this tooth:
• In performing pediatric endodontics on these teeth, one should
appreciate complexity of root canal system.
• Careful exploration of the grooves between all orifices,
particularly with magnification, ultrasonic irrigation and a
modified filling technique are recommended.
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Hypodontia is a common dental abnormality in the
population which may appear as a part of syndromic
or nonsyndromic form
Patients may suffer from :
• unfavorable appearance
• malocclusion
• periodontal damage
• other problems.
Caused by :
a number of interactions between genetic and
environmental factors during dental development.
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From the variations that may
appear in the crown of the
lower third molar:
The presence of an extra cusp
and a premolar-shaped protostylid
The presence of 4 cusps with a
prominent oblique ridge kind of
structure extending from the mesio-
lingual to the disto-buccal cusp
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the lower third molar:
The fusion of the
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The severe curvature of the roots
The presence of a single root
The presence of three roots, two on the
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