A Rare Occurence of Dens Evaginatus with Two Dens Invaginations in a Single Tooth: A Case Report
Jasmine Grover, Rashu Grover, Sunil Gupta, Teena Gupta, Manjul Mehra
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 32–35 · Published 28 Jul 2023
10.9734/jpri/2023/v35i207404Abstract
There are many developmental dental anomalies written in the literature which may or may not be associated with some syndrome. Whereas, two anomalies occurring in single teeth are rarely seen in a non syndromic patient. This case report presents the occurrence of dens evaginatus with two dens invaginations in a single tooth which can be of a great concern to the dentist.
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