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Dens Evaginatus is a developmental anomaly that produces

  1. extra cusp like structure, usually in the area of the transverse ridge of premolars

  2. extra cusp like structure, usually in the area of the transverse ridge of molars

  3. an invagination within the crown or root usually in the area of the lingual surface of the premolars

  4. an invagination within the crown or root usually in the area of the lingual surface of the molars
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Dens Evaginatus is a developmental anomaly formed during early tooth development by the proliferation and evagination of the enamel epithelium into the stellate reticulum, resulting protuberance of enamel and dentin with a pulp horn usually observed in premolars.

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