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case_images: Imaging and dental clinical examination. (A and B) The panoramic radiograph and CBCT of the patient showing an impacted teeth in the Mandibular ramus. CBCT = cone beam computer tomography.
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case_images: A further oral OPG (Fig. 1A) and cone beam computer tomography (CBCT) (Fig. 1B) were taken at
case_images: Imaging and dental clinical examination. (A and B) Oral examination showed that the second lower right premolar was missed.
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case_images: Tongde Hospital, last month, and from the oral OPG and CBCT, we can see that there is an ectopic impacted tooth in the mandibular ramus region. The oral examination revealed that the second lower right premolar was absent (Fig. 2A and B).
case_images: Imaging and dental clinical examination. (A and B) Oral examination showed that there were no significant swelling and pain in the examination of the right mandibular ramus.
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case_images: In addition, the examination of the right mandibular ramus did not reveal any obvious bulging or pain (Fig. 3A and B).
case_images: Imaging and dental clinical examination. (A and B) From the view of the coronal and sagittal position of CBCT. CBCT = cone beam computer tomography.
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case_images: From the view of the coronal and sagittal position of CBCT (Fig. 4A and B), we can see an impacted tooth in the mandibular ramus.