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001) favouring spontaneous eruption. Conclusions When faced with an impacted maxillary anterior tooth, surgical extraction of the obstacle can lead to spontaneous eruption of the impacted tooth in the majority of cases, with better success with a longer follow-up for up to 3 years. Clinical relevance Based on the present meta-analysis, clinical recommendation would be to surgically remove the obstacle impeding the eruption of a maxillary anterior permanent tooth and wait for the eruption of the tooth for a period of 12-36 months, depe
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