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Wissam El Hazzat1, Nawal Bouyahyaoui1, Fatima Zaoui1

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Cureus
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Multiple supernumerary teeth, a rare dental anomaly, can cause significant orthodontic issues like malocclusion. Early detection via panoramic radiographs in mixed dentition is crucial for timely intervention and preventing complications.

Keywords:
class iii malocclusioncone-beam computed tomography (cbct)non-syndromicorthondontic treatmentsupernumerary teeth

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