Talon cusp in a deciduous upper incisor from a medieval Portuguese child
By ANA MARIA SILVA and ANA CRISTINA SUBTIL
Anthropological Science, Vol. 117:1 (2009)
Abstract: Talon cusp is a rare developmental anomaly in deciduous and permanent dentition. This paper reports a case of talon cusp affecting the deciduous maxillary left incisor from a Portuguese child who died more than 680 years ago. Metric analysis suggests that the affected tooth is a double tooth. The possible co-existence of these two anomalies in the deciduous dentition, although clinically rare, represents the second archaeological case reported.
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Talon cusp in a deciduous upper incisor from a medieval Portuguese child
By ANA MARIA SILVA and ANA CRISTINA SUBTIL
Anthropological Science, Vol. 117:1 (2009)
Abstract: Talon cusp is a rare developmental anomaly in deciduous and permanent dentition. This paper reports a case of talon cusp affecting the deciduous maxillary left incisor from a Portuguese child who died more than 680 years ago. Metric analysis suggests that the affected tooth is a double tooth. The possible co-existence of these two anomalies in the deciduous dentition, although clinically rare, represents the second archaeological case reported.
Click here to read/download this article (PDF file)
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