Talons cusp: a review and case report of mesiolabially rotated maxillary lateral incisors
A case of bilateral talon cusp in maxillary lateral incisors, a relatively rare condition, is presented. The aetiology and clinical problems are discussed. The aim of this case report is to present an esthetically managed maxillary left lateral incisor associated with a talon cusp. This case report describes restorative considerations for a successful, functional, and esthetic rehabilitation of the tooth. Talon cusp is an anomaly occurring in permanent incisors of either arch. Its occurrence raises problems in esthetics, caries control, and occlusal accommodation for the patient and problems in diagnosis and clinical management for the dentist. Key Words: Talon's cusp, esthetic management, occlusal accommodation.