Natal and neonatal teeth: Literature review and report of seven cases in a Nigerian Tertiary Hospital
Teeth that are present in newborn infants are called "natal teeth" while teeth that erupt within the first 4 weeks after birth are called "neonatal teeth". The incidence of the appearance of natal and neonatal teeth has been reported to be between one in every 1000 and one in eve...
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Main Authors: | O. O. Olatosi (Author), F. A. Oredugba (Author), E. O. Sote (Author), A. S. Salami (Author), C. L. Nzomiwu (Author) |
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Nigerian Dental Association,
2012-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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