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The prevalence of the supernumerary tooth is 1 ¡­4%. It usually occurs in the
permanent dentition. It frequently occurs in the maxillary midpalatal area. The presence
of the supernumerary tooth causes the following problems ; (1) interfering the eruption
of successional tooth, (2) displacing the neighboring teeth, (3) resulting large diastema,
(4) forming cystic change. So the supernumerary tooth should be removed as soon as
possible. To extract the supernumerary tooth, the exact position must be noticed first.
Radiographic techniques that were used in the past are tube shift technique, right
angle technique, sterioradiography, using radiopaque contrast media and conventional
tomography. But these methods include the subjective opinion of the operator. So, a
technique eliminating the operator's opinion and showing the position 3-dimentionally
can be used. 3-dimentional computed tomography equipped with dental softwares can
show the position of the impacted supernumerally tooth in 3-dimentional position. It has
an advantage to eliminate the subjective opinion of the operator. With a fast computer
this techenique is done in a relatively short period of time. The rationale of this
methods is relatively simple. After tacking X-ray and reconstructing the data
3-dimentionally, sequential removal of the soft tissue and hard tissue(bone) CT number
leaves the teeth alone in 3-dimensional position. The image can be seen from anywhere,
so the operator can see the image in front, rear, upper, and lower positions. In both
cases 1 and 2, the position of the impacted supernumerary tooth is viewed by the
3-dimensional computed tomography. And it made the operator easy to figureout the
exact position.

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impaction; mesiodens; computed tomography (CT); 3-dimesion;

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