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Ageneses exhibit a prevalence of 5.5% and are thus one of the most common congenital anomalies encountered in humans. The incidence of aplasia is often only diagnosed coincidentally in the mixed dentition unless accompanied by additional syndromal ectodermal anomalies phenotypical with the aplasia. In cases of solitary agenesis, it is frequently the second tooth of a group which is affected. Treatment planning and initiation should be carried out at an early stage and interdisciplinary whereby asymmetrical and multiple ageneses are highly complex and involve prosthetic restoration, jaw relationship, functioning and aesthetics. The treatment options for solitary and symmetrical ageneses appear considerably more straight forward and variable.

Implant Therapy for Solitary and Multiple Dental Ageneses