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Natal Teeth: a Sign of Fortuity in BRIEF • the Presence of Natal and Neonatal Teeth Natal teeth: a sign of fortuity IN BRIEF • The presence of natal and neonatal teeth is within the normal physiological time GENERAL or grave misfortune limit of the eruption pattern. • Cultural views can differ significantly from extremely positive to negative. R. Sothinathan1 and K. Shakib2 • Premature extraction of natal teeth can lead to undesirable consequences such as anterior crowding. • Practitioners, while acknowledging differing perspectives, should act in the main interest of the child. Natal teeth are defined as those present in the mouth at birth. They are uncommon and most frequently occur in the an- terior mandible as a pair of primary incisors. They are usually small and poorly developed with little or no root formation. Only 10% of these teeth are supernumerary. Problems arising are difficulty suckling, severe ulceration of the child’s tongue or the mother’s breast and the risk of aspiration. These situations would warrant extraction. If the natal teeth are firm and asymptomatic, conservative management is indicated. Negative cultural attitudes towards natal teeth demand good parental counselling and vigilant management in relation to child protection. INTRODUCTION Cuneiform inscriptions at Nineveh confirm mandibular premolar/molar region (3%), The eruption of a baby’s first tooth typi- knowledge of natal teeth in ancient times.4 usually in pairs.10 The strong relation to the cally occurs around the age of six months.1 Misconceptions surrounding natal and mandibular incisor region could be attrib- It represents an important milestone in the neonatal teeth vary from beliefs of them uted to the normal expected eruption order child’s first year of dental development. being very positive, heralding exceptional of the primary dentition. The majority of Aberrant eruption patterns can cause favour, and at the other extreme, evil and natal teeth are components of the normal anxiety for the child’s family. This review bearing grave misfortune.3,5 In Europe, it primary dentition. Less than 10% have examines the historical, aetiological and was believed that a splendid future awaited been reported as supernumerary.11 clinical management aspects of natal teeth. such people.6 There are descriptions of The exact aetiology of natal teeth Psycho-sociological and child protection Ural-Altaic tribes stating that children remains elusive. Possible theories include issues associated with natal teeth are born with teeth would become witches and genetic predilection. Limrick in 1893 also highlighted. sorcerers.6 In parts of Africa, affected chil- reported natal teeth in a mother, her son dren have been reported to have been left and her sister’s daughter.12 Bodenhoff and REVIEW to die in the bush.5,7 In China these teeth Gorlin demonstrated that 15% of babies Teeth present at birth are termed natal are considered bad luck and Allwright with natal teeth had close relatives who teeth, whereas teeth that erupt within the reports the parents of one newborn making claim to have presented with a similar first month of life are termed neonatal strong claims for extraction and deposition scenario.3 Hereditary influences are also teeth.2 Natal teeth are also known as con- of the tooth and its evil spirits in the bot- seen in Massler and Savara’s study in ten genital teeth, fetal teeth, dentitia praecox tom of Hong Kong Harbour.5 out of 24 cases.2 Others suggest endocrino- and predeciduous teeth.3 Lower primary incisors present at birth logical disturbances, maternal nutritional Babies born with teeth have been are common in many mammals6 but the deficiency or malaise during gestation recorded since the Roman and Ancient incidence in humans varies from 1:800 to as the cause.8 It has been claimed that Greek eras and the phenomenon is steeped 1:6,000 live births.1,8 Females have a early osteoblastic activity in the area of in superstition, folklore and hearsay. greater predilection. Natal teeth are three the tooth germ and environmental factors times more common than neonatal teeth.9 increase the incidence of natal teeth.7,9 The There is a strong suggestion of famil- generally accepted theory is that an ante- 1Senior House Officer, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, ial trait and a positive history has been rior, superficial position of the tooth germ The Royal London Hospital, First Floor, John Harrison 10 House, Philpot Street, Whitechapel, London, E1 1BB; demonstrated in 8‑62% of cases. Natal due to underlying hereditary influences is 2*Consultant in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Depart- teeth have been associated with some responsible for this variation.5,7–9,13,14 ment of Maxillofacial Surgery, Northwick Park Hospital, Watford Road, Middlesex, HA1 3UJ syndromes including chondroectodermal Clinically, natal teeth are small, conical *Correspondence to: Mr Kaveh Shakib dyplasia, craniofacial dysostosis and Sotos and usually have an immature appearance Email: [email protected] syndrome.1,7 with poorly-developed, hypoplastic enamel Refereed Paper Natal teeth are most frequently seen and dentine.7,8 They are attached to the Accepted 3 November 2010 DOI: 10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.200 in the anterior mandible (85%), followed mucosa and are occasionally covered by a ©British Dental Journal 2011; 210: 265-266 by the anterior maxilla (11%) and the pad of soft tissue. There is usually absent BRITISH DENTAL JOURNAL VOLUME 210 NO. 6 MAR 26 2011 265 © 2011 Macmillan Publishers Limited. All rights reserved. GENERAL or poor root development and this gener- lingual ulceration is either the smoothing remove natal teeth on the whim of par- ally results in significant mobility.5,7,8,10 of the sharp incisal edges or the place- ents fall into a similar trap? Most likely The diagnosis of natal teeth must fol- ment of adhesive restoration to round off not, but it is important to acknowledge the low a thorough clinical examination of the the edges. However, most natal teeth show socio-psychological factors at play when patient under ample lighting. The maxil- significant evidence of enamel hypominer- addressing such issues. lofacial surgery team is the usual point of alisation and hypoplasia, posing problems In conclusion, neonates with prema- referral in most cases. with bonding and the risk of aspiration of turely erupted teeth must be managed with Natal teeth can be classified in four cat- the material.15 careful clinical examination and treatment egories: oedema of the gingival tissue with The consequence of early extraction planning. It is also important to include an unerupted but palpable tooth, eruption of natal teeth is the possibility of ante- parental counselling and awareness as part of the incisal margin of the crown, a solid rior crowding, since the space originally of the management of natal teeth in order crown attached loosely to the alveolus with occupied by the extracted teeth may to allay fears and banish myths that may little or no root or a shell-like crown loosely be encroached upon by neighbouring be held. Further research into aetiology attached with little or no root.4,7 Differential primary teeth. would be helpful in this regard and clini- diagnoses include Bohn’s nodules, gingival It is important to consider natal teeth cians must be aware of the child protec- epulis or hamartomas of the alveolus.7 as a variation of normal dental develop- tion element that this relatively infrequent Management of natal teeth is typically ment. Aside from the clinical guidelines, occurrence may entail. conservative. Clinical indications for healthcare professionals should acknowl- 1. Uzamis M, Olmez S, Ozturk H, Celik H. Clinical and removal include: edge social and cultural attitudes towards ultrastructural study of natal and neonatal teeth. J Clin Pediatr Dent 1999; 23: 173–177. • Poor support and ensuing mobility natal teeth. 2. Massler M, Savara B S. Natal and neonatal teeth. as there is a significant aspiration It is quite possible to encounter parents J Pediatr 1950; 36: 349–359. 3,5,7–9,14 3. Bodenhoff J, Gorlin R J. Natal and neonatal teeth: risk from cultures and communities where this folklore and fact. Pediatrics 1963; 32: 1087–1093. • Inability to latch and feed3,5,7–9,14 variation is seen as an omen of bad fortune 4. To E W. A study of natal teeth in Hong Kong 3,5,7–9,14 3,5,6 Chinese. Int J Paediatr Dent 1992; 1: 73–76. • Interference with suckling and evil. The authors have experienced 5. Allwright W C. Natal and neonatal teeth: a study • Breast irritation detrimental to parents demanding extractions without among Chinese in Hong Kong. Br Dent J 1958; 3,5,7–9,14 105: 163–172. feeding acceptable indications and it is important 6. Gardiner J H. Erupted teeth in the newborn. • Persistent lingual ulceration (Riga- for practitioners to acknowledge histori- Proc R Soc Med 1961; 54: 504–506. 7. Leung A K. Natal teeth. Am J Dis Child 1986; Fede disease) that is not amenable to cal perspectives in reassuring parents and 140: 249–251. conservative management3,5,7–9,14 protecting children. Anecdotal reports of 8. Gonçalves F A, Birmani E G, Sugayai N N, Melo A M. Natal teeth: Review of literature and report of an • Supernumerary natal teeth as fathers’ removing neonates’ teeth at home unusual case. Braz Dent J 1998; 9: 53–56. confirmed by radiography.11 raise complex child protection issues. 9. Rao R S, Mathad S V. Natal teeth: case report and review of literature. J Oral Maxillofac Pathol 2009; Where there isn’t an indication to extract 13: 41–46. Mobile teeth not posing a significant risk natal teeth, doctors are faced with the dif- 10. Zhu J, King D. Natal and neonatal teeth. ASDC J Dent Child 1995; 62: 123–128. of aspiration should be kept under review.
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