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Home » Understanding Supernumerary Teeth: Types And Causes

Understanding Supernumerary Teeth: Types And Causes

February 9, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Understanding Supernumerary Teeth: Types And Causes

Question 1. Supernumerary teeth.
Answer:

  • The presence of any extra tooth in the dental arch in addition to the normal series of teeth is called supernumerary teeth.
  • It may develop from
  • Accessory tooth bud
  • Splitting of the normal tooth bud
  • It is more common in the maxilla.

Super numerary teeth Types:

  • Mesiodens
  • Distomolars
  • Paramolars
  • Extra lateral incisors.

Question 2. Infantile swallowing.
Answer:

  • It is limited to breastfeeding.
  • During it, the tongue is positioned over the lower gum pad protruding between the lower lip and nipple.
  • Through it, milk is directed to the pharynx by the peristaltic movement of the tongue and mylohyoid.
  • Passage of milk occurs between buccal pillars and lateral channels of the pharynx.
  • It is transformed to mature swallowing.

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