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. 2024 Mar 1;60(3):423. doi: 10.3390/medicina60030423

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Severe reinclusion of tooth no. 75 causing infraposition of the tooth no. 36: (A) panoramic X-ray, (B) preoperative intraoral photography—teeth nos. 75 and 36 are missing in the oral cavity, (C) intraoral photography—after elevation of the mucoperiosteal flap, (D) intraoral photography—osteotomy, (E) intraoral photography—crown–root separation, (F) fragments of extracted tooth no. 75, (G) intraoral photography—osteotomy and exposure of tooth no. 36, (H) intraoral photography—stitching the wound, and (I) intraoral photography—healing on the 7th day after the procedure.

Severe reinclusion of tooth no. 75 causing infraposition of the tooth no. 36: (A) panoramic X-ray, (B) preoperative intraoral photography—teeth nos. 75 and 36 are missing in the oral cavity, (C) intraoral photography—after elevation of the mucoperiosteal flap, (D) intraoral photography—osteotomy, (E) intraoral photography—crown–root separation, (F) fragments of extracted tooth no. 75, (G) intraoral photography—osteotomy and exposure of tooth no. 36, (H) intraoral photography—stitching the wound, and (I) intraoral photography—healing on the 7th day after the procedure.