The maxillary lateral incisor is the third most frequent developmentally absent tooth after third molars and mandibular second premolars 2 and its absence can also occur in a number of conditions ...

For the maxillary right anterior teeth, the researchers found that 41% of central incisors, 77% of lateral incisors, and 33 % of canines had buccal undercuts. The mean distances from buccal undercuts ...

In addition, microdontia of the maxillary lateral incisor was associated with more severe horizontal impaction in general, and more severe horizontal (P = 0.024) and angular (P = 0.010) impaction ...

The result created a more ideal width of 7.5 mm to restore the lateral incisors, easily accommodating the 3.25-mm implant. The root convergence for teeth #7, #8, #9, and #11 were also corrected ...

Lateral incisors are not infrequently congenitally missing or reduced, and the central incisors are easily measured. The results of such a test indicate that when a lateral was missing on one side the ...