Abstract
Introduction: While supernumerary teeth are occasionally encountered by the dentist and multidisciplinary team, it is relatively rare for multiple supernumeraries to be found in a non-syndromic patient. Case Report: This report describes a case in which a dizygotic twin with a history of anterior maxillary supernumeraries presents with asymptomatic late developing bilateral mandibular premolar supernumeraries and distomolars. The premolar supernumeraries were surgically removed, while the distomolars managed conservatively. Conclusion: The importance of periodic follow-up for patients with a history of supernumeraries is highlighted alongside the significance of high quality referrals.
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