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    Tooth agenesis, specifically missing mandibular second premolars, is common and linked to other dental issues. Understanding its causes and treatments is vital for effective patient care and long-term outcomes.

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    • Tooth agenesis is the most frequent developmental dental anomaly.
    • It often co-occurs with dento-skeletal anomalies like delayed eruption and crowding.
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