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warranted in cases where CT display increased mobility and/ or if increased clinical crown cementum is noted during oral evaluation. Further studies are required to evaluate the prevalence, epidemiology and clinical relevance of this condition.


Authors’ declaration of interests No conflicts of interest have been declared.


Ethical animal research Ethical review not applicable for this case report.


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All authors have contributed equally to all aspects of the manuscript.


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