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Review
. 1997 Jun;39(2):86-8.
doi: 10.2334/josnusd1959.39.86.

A central tubercle on the lingual surface of the upper lateral incisor: report of a case

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A central tubercle on the lingual surface of the upper lateral incisor: report of a case

Y Fukuta et al. J Nihon Univ Sch Dent. 1997 Jun.

Abstract

A case of a central tubercle on the lingual surface of the upper lateral incisor in a 61-year-old Japanese male is reported. The morphologic form of the central tubercle was similar to that of dens evaginatus frequently found in premolars. It was completely distinguishable from a talon cusp, which is a protrusion of the lingual cingulum. Radiographically, the present case was also complicated by dens invaginatus. We also review the Japanese literature on central tubercles of the incisal region.

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