Management of Dens Invaginatus Diagnosed by Spiral Computed Tomography: A Case Report

Prevalence and Incidence of Gemination and Fusion in Maxillary Lateral Incisors in Odisha population and Related Case Report

“…The prevalence of dens in dente ranged from 0.04%-10% [21,22]. The teeth which were most affected were permanent maxillary lateral incisors and a bilateral occurrence was not uncommon.…”

Management of dens invaginatus in a maxillar lateral incisor with open apex and persistent sinus tract: A case report

“…In some cases, it is imperative to provoke the closure of the apical foramen with mineralized tissue or to achieve an unnatural apical barrier to let for condensation of the root filling material 11 . In cases, DI with open apices could be used MTA to promote an apical seal 12 . MTA is a biomaterial with excellent biocompatibility and good sealing property that is usable even in the presence of moisture.…”

Dens in Dente - With a Large Radicular Cyst

“…It is an extremely rare developmental anomaly resulting from an invagination of enamel organ into the dental papilla, beginning at the crown and sometime extending into the root before calcification occurs with a widely varied morphology. [3][4] Its prevalence rate is 1.7to 10% where males are more commonly affected by a ratio of 3:1. It affects both permanent and primary dentition.…”