
doi: 10.1179/bjo.4.3.149
pmid: 273448
A case is reported of a lower canine transposed across the midline and erupted next to the opposite lower canine.
Adult, Cuspid, Humans, Female, Tooth Eruption
Adult, Cuspid, Humans, Female, Tooth Eruption
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