Question 336 · LDEK · Developmental disorders of teeth
Fusion of two germs, one of which may be a supernumerary tooth, within the cementum is called:
- A. double tooth.
- B. fusion.
- C. invagination.
- D. schizodontia.
- E. connation.
Hint
Identify the anomaly in which two already formed teeth are joined only by their root cementum, without shared dentin or pulp.
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