Question 423 · LDEK · Structure and physiology of dental tissues
Which teeth group is predominantly affected by dens evaginatus?
- A. upper central incisors.
- B. upper lateral incisors.
- C. permanent upper molars.
- D. lower premolars.
- E. milk molars.
Hint
Recall where the extra occlusal tubercle (Leong's tubercle) typically arises, often bilaterally.
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