Marwa Ahmed Ahmed Zaghloul, Manal Ahmed El Sayed And Randa Youssef Abd Al Gawad,

ABSTRACT
Objective: The Purpose Of This Study Was To Evaluate The Prevalence Of Supernumerary Teeth Among Egyptian Children With Oral Clefts. Study Design: This Study Was Designed As An Observational (cross-sectional Study). A Group Of 43 Egyptian Children With Oral Clefts Were Recruited In The Study. The Frequency Of Supernumerary Teeth Was Assessed Using Clinical Examination And CBCT Radiographic Investigation.

Results: Among The Total Study Sample 7 Patients (16.3%) Had Supernumerary Teeth. Six Patients (14%) Had One Supernumerary Tooth And One Patient (2.3%) Had Two Supernumerary Teeth. All Supernumerary Teeth Were Detected At The Area Of Upper Incisors. Conclusion: Patients Affected By An Oral Cleft Are Subjected For Higher Incidence Of Dental Anomalies Such As Supernumerary Teeth.

Marwa Ahmed Ahmed Zaghloul, Manal Ahmed El Sayed And Randa Youssef Abd Al Gawad,

ABSTRACT
Objective: The Purpose Of This Study Was To Evaluate The Prevalence Of Supernumerary Teeth Among Egyptian Children With Oral Clefts. Study Design: This Study Was Designed As An Observational (cross-sectional Study). A Group Of 43 Egyptian Children With Oral Clefts Were Recruited In The Study. The Frequency Of Supernumerary Teeth Was Assessed Using Clinical Examination And CBCT Radiographic Investigation.

Results: Among The Total Study Sample 7 Patients (16.3%) Had Supernumerary Teeth. Six Patients (14%) Had One Supernumerary Tooth And One Patient (2.3%) Had Two Supernumerary Teeth. All Supernumerary Teeth Were Detected At The Area Of Upper Incisors. Conclusion: Patients Affected By An Oral Cleft Are Subjected For Higher Incidence Of Dental Anomalies Such As Supernumerary Teeth.