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Maxillary Canine Transposition to Central Incisor Site: A Rare Case and Treatment Considerations
The Orthodontic CYBER Journal, 08/13/09

Goyal S et al. – Common factors like trauma, congenital absence of incisor/s and early loss of incisors can induce ectopic migration of a canine to a central incisor site. When early loss of the central incisor occurs before sufficient root development of the canine, this may be the optimum time to consider the opportunities for rehabilitation of the occlusion. Proper guidance of eruption with appropriate appliances, & extraction of the deciduous canine at a proper dental age can be helpful in preventing the transposition and further complicated treatment in future.

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