A male patient aged 25 years presented for a check-up and oral prophylaxis. The patient was systemically healthy. On clinical examination, oral hygiene status was good with mild gingivitis. Hard tissue and soft tissue examination of oral cavity further revealed that second molar on left mandibular arch was missing.
Orthopantomograph was advised to the patient to confirm whether the tooth was impacted or congenitally missing. Radiological examination On radiographic examination, it was observed that the second and third molars were impacted with the occlusal surfaces facing each other in the same follicular space in the left lower jaw. What diagnosis can be inferred for this patient based on radiological findings? *This case is from Docplexus editorial team for educative purpose only Source: Journal of dental and oral health
