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Shovel shaped incisors
General information
• It is morphologically an anomaly of the crowns
of incisor teeth.
• It is more common in the maxillary teeth
• the shovel shape is manifested by the
prominence of the mesial and distal marginal
ridges which enclose a Central fossa on the
lingual surface of incisor teeth
• it is frequently associated with a short root

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12.shovel shaped incisors

  • 2. General information • It is morphologically an anomaly of the crowns of incisor teeth. • It is more common in the maxillary teeth • the shovel shape is manifested by the prominence of the mesial and distal marginal ridges which enclose a Central fossa on the lingual surface of incisor teeth • it is frequently associated with a short root