Case study:
A 5-year-old boy was reported with the compliant of missing teeth in the right maxilla. His prenatal, birth,
medical, and family history was unremarkable
Clinical examination revealed that all the deciduous teeth were present except for the maxillary right quadrant
where there were soft friable spicules of teeth in the incisor and molar regions Dental caries was present in
the left maxillary and mandibular first and second primary molars and the left maxillary central incisor .
Radiographically, the succedaneous permanent teeth germs showed very thin enamel and dentin layers with
lack of differentiation between them and with enlarged pulp chambers, giving them a typical "Ghost-like"
appearance. Radiopaque masses were found in the incisor and molar regions of the right maxilla, which were
the remnants of primary teeth
What ur Diagnosis? management?
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