Resorption of a first permanent molar
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British Dental Journal
|January 7, 1989
Abstract:
A case is presented of an unerupted maxillary second premolar causing the severe resorption of a first molar tooth. This case underlines the need for adequate radiographic evidence before recommending the extraction of teeth for the relief of crowding.
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