ArticleCureus2023
Rescuing the Hidden Canine: A Case Report of Successful Surgical Exposure and Orthodontic Management.
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Abstract
Canine impaction, a recognized dental condition, particularly in the maxillary region, poses both functional and esthetic challenges. This case report explores the management of impacted maxillary canines coexisting with missing upper third molars in the same patient, showcasing the complexity of dental anomalies. Its multifaceted etiology includes complex eruption pathways and potential genetic factors. Addressing the impacted canine (upper left), particularly in the anterior region, is essential for oral health and aesthetics. Surgical-orthodontic techniques, guided eruption, and interdisciplinary collaboration have revolutionized management. This report emphasizes early diagnosis, personalized treatment, and the transformative potential of surgical exposure and orthodontic intervention in enhancing oral health, function, and aesthetics.
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