A 12-year-old male patient presented with crowns on teeth #11 and #21 that needed treatment. X-rays revealed two supernumerary teeth between teeth #11-12 and in the palate. The treatment plan was to surgically extract the two extra teeth and then build up the crowns on teeth #11 and #21 with light-cured composite material. Post-operative photos showed the empty sockets after extraction and successful composite build up.

1. Case 8

2. • A 12 years old male
patient came to
Department of
Pedodontics and
Preventive Dentistry
with crown # of 11 and
21.

3. • IOPAR was advised for 11
and 21, and showed no pulpal
exposure but a
supernumerary tooth was
seen between 11 and 12.
• For locating the position of
supernumerary tooth, a
standard occlusal radiograph
advised which showed
another supernumerary tooth.

4. Treatment plan:
• Surgical extraction of supernumerary teeth;
• Followed by light cure composite build up of crown
of 11 and 21

5. Pre- operative
photograph

6. Intraoral operative view
showing
two supernumerary teeth
in palate

7. Empty socket after extraction
of supernumerary teeth
Extracted supernumerary
teeth

8. Suture given Surgical splint
given

9. Post operative after removal of
suture
Light cure composite build up
done.