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Abstract:The eruption of the permanent canine, particularly the maxillary tooth is a milestone in dental development. Although often uneventful, occasionally there are disturbances in eruption, the management of which can be one of the more challenging aspects of orthodontics. This article is presented in two parts. Part 1 gives an overview of the possible aetiology, diagnosis of the aberrant canine tooth.Clinical Relevance: Awareness of the possible sequelae of unerupted canines is important in diagnosis and treatment planning.Objectives statement: To inform the reader of possible aetiology and diagnosis of the aberrant canine.
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