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International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry
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Radiculomegaly, a rare dental anomaly of elongated tooth roots, was identified as a familial condition in a 13-year-old male and his relatives. Early diagnosis of this condition is crucial for dental treatment planning.

Keywords:
Case reportLong rootsRadiculomegalyRhizomegalyRoot gigantism

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