[Transposition of retained canines using the Mollin technic]

Area of Science:

• Oral surgery
• Orthodontics
• Pediatric dentistry

Background:

• Retained canines can cause significant dental issues.
• Surgical intervention is sometimes necessary to correct canine impaction.
• Dr. Mollin's technique offers a specific approach to canine transposition.

Observation:

• A twelve-year-old female patient presented with retained canines.
• The patient's case was suitable for surgical intervention.
• Dr. Mollin's specific surgical technique was employed.

Findings:

• The transposition of retained canines was successfully performed.
• The procedure addressed the patient's specific orthodontic needs.
• The case highlights the applicability of the technique in pediatric patients.

Implications:

• This procedure can effectively manage retained canines in adolescents.
• Dr. Mollin's technique provides a viable surgical option for canine transposition.
• Successful outcomes in pediatric cases can improve long-term dental health and aesthetics.