Associated dental anomalies in an Etruscan adolescent.
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Three fragments of the upper jaw of an Etruscan adolescent of the 6th century B.C. discovered at the necropolis of Cancellone 1 (Magliano in Tuscany, Grosseto, Italy) were examined. A triad of associated dental anomalies was found: congenitally missing second premolars, "peg-shaped" permanent lateral incisors, and ectopic (palatal) eruption of a permanent canine. These findings provided the opportunity to discuss etiopathogenetic aspects of the associations among different types of tooth abnormalities.
- University of Florence Italy
Paleodontology, Cuspid, Tooth Eruption, Ectopic, Adolescent, Tooth Abnormalities, Incisor, Dental anomalies, Etruscans, Tooth Eruption, Ectopic, Italy, Ethnicity, Humans, Bicuspid, History, Ancient
Paleodontology, Cuspid, Tooth Eruption, Ectopic, Adolescent, Tooth Abnormalities, Incisor, Dental anomalies, Etruscans, Tooth Eruption, Ectopic, Italy, Ethnicity, Humans, Bicuspid, History, Ancient
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