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Bilateral supernumerary primary teeth in the maxillary anterior region

Supernumerary teeth are additional teeth present in dentition and are more common in permanent dentition, however, they are a rare finding in primary dentition1 and can be due to various genetic or environmental factors. The majority of supernumerary teeth seen in primary dentition are of a supplemental type and usually unilateral. Presence of supernumerary teeth has been noted in primary dentition but bilateral occurrence is rare.2

A 4-year-old girl with the symptoms of decayed teeth was brought to the dental clinic. Medical and family history was not significant. The patient had normal development and build for her age and sex. On clinical examination, an extra tooth …