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See Latest ArticlesBuccal ectopia of maxillary canines with no crowding
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 08/17/09
Chaushu S et al. – The findings suggest that, in addition to a genetically based etiology, buccal displacement in BDC–nc subjects might also be the result of lack of guidance from an adjacent anomalous lateral incisor.
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