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Intraoral picture of the maxillary arch at the age of eight years.
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Another remarkable finding was the bilaterally missing maxillary first permanent molars (16 and 26) (Figure 1).
Intraoral picture of the mandibular arch at the age of eight years.
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However, in the mandibular arch, all the teeth according to the patient's chronological age were clinically evident (Figure 2).
Panoramic X-ray photograph at the age of eight years showing agenesis of 16 and 26.
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It confirmed our clinical finding and revealed the agenesis of the maxillary first molars (16 and 26) (Figure 3).
Intraoral picture of the maxillary arch after one year.
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The patient is currently under follow-up every six months to monitor the eruption of the permanent maxillary second molar (Figures 4 and 5).
Intraoral picture of the mandibular arch after one year.
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The patient is currently under follow-up every six months to monitor the eruption of the permanent maxillary second molar (Figures 4 and 5).