Autores: Caldas Cueva Victoria, Farfán Rodríguez Mary Loly, Fernández Palomino Teresa, Flores Gutiérrez Handy Asesor Científico: Quintana del Solar

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1. La experiencia clínica y la literatura dental nos sugiere que ante el retraso en la erupción de un diente permanente o temporal se deben realizar exámenes radiográficos.

2. El odontoma es el factor etiológico más común de la retención dentaria.3. El diagnóstico precoz de odontomas y su eliminación contribuye a un mejor pronostico del diente impactado.

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1. Behiye Sezgin bolgul et al. A diagnosis and treatment of the multiple compound odontoma in mandibula. Journal Of International Dental And Medical Research. Volume 2 Number 2 2009 p 50 – 52

2. Usha Mohan Das et al A Compound Composite Odontoma Associated with Unerupted Permanent Incisor: A Case Report International Journal of Clinical Pédiatrie Dentistry, May-August 2009;2(2):p 50-55.

3. Teruhisa et al. A Case of Unerupted Lower Primary Second Molar Associated with Compound Odontoma The Open Dentistry Journal, 2009, 3, p 173-176.4. Compton olatunji bourne, kamala pillai and ramaa lalita balkaran. Odontoma fused to an unerupted incisor: a case report International Journal of Clinical Dentistry 2011 (4)2

p 183-190.5. Utumi et al Complex Odontoma: Report of a Five-year Follow-up Case Journal of Dentistry for Children 2010 77:3, p 183-186.6. Tomizawa M, Otsuka Y, Noda t. Clinical observations of odontomas in Japanese children: 39 cases including one recurrent case. Int J Paediatric Dent 2005; 15(1) 37-43.7. Yeung KH, Cheung RCT, Tsang MMH. Compound odontoma associated with an unerupted and dilacerated maxillary primary central incisor in a young patient. Int J Padiatric

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