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Advanced Dental Care 2018 Dentistry and Craniofacial Research
ISSN: 2576-392X Page 24
October 08-09, 2018
Moscow, Russia
26th International Conference on
Advanced Dental Care
Supernumerary teeth are a rare dental anomaly in maxilla and
mandible can be classified by shape and by position in the jaw.
It might cause complication such as caries, perio dental disease,
and delay or impaction of permanent teeth. Supernumerary tooth
or hyperdontia is not as common as hypodontia. The prevalence
in primary dentition .2% to .8% and in the permanent dentition
.5% to 5.3% with geographic variation. The fourth molar is a
kind of supernumerary tooth that have been classified as a type
of paramolar or distomolars tooth. This is a case report of a 20
years old female patient (medically fit) who came to the dental
clinic complaining of pain in the lower right quadrant upon clinical
examination and routine radiographic examination revealed
impacted third molar and unerupted bilateral mandibular fourth
molar orthopantogram (OPG). X-ray showed this rare case of
unerupted bilateral distomolar in mandible without any associated
syndrome. This case report discusses the diagnosis and treatment
of this rare case of impacted bilateral mandibular distomolar and in
what condition shall we keep the fourth molar or extracted.
Biography
Badria Al Matrafi pursued her BDS (1991) at King Saud University, Riyadh, KSA
and Academy of General Dentistry Certificate (2000) fromUniversity of South-
ern California, USA. She is a Consultant in Restorative dentistry at Riyadh Mil-
itary Hospital, Riyadh, KSA. She was a Director of officer dental clinic and has
several years of teaching and clinical supervision experience. She is amember
of infection control team.
Case report of impacted bilateral mandibular
fourth molar
Badria Al Matrafi
Prince Sultan Military Medical City, Saudi Arabia
Badria Al Matrafi, Dent Craniofac Res 2018, Volume 3
DOI: 10.21767/2576-392X-C4-012