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[Mandibular permanent cuspids with two roots].

When one reviews the literature, it is quite apparent that there seems to be many assumptions relative to the number of roots found in mandibular permanent canines. After having examined 806 specimens, the author of this article found that 95 per cent of mandibular canines had one root and five per cent had two roots.

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Australasian Edgewise Study Group: Three case reports. Case report no. 2: Non-extraction treatment of a Class II malocclusion including upper cuspid exclusion.

Currently, more emphasis is being placed on non-extraction orthodontic treatment, thereby increasing the possibility of mild dental bimaxillary protrusion post-treatment. This adds to the potential for the return of mild anterior dental irregularity post-retention. For this patient, a comprehensive treatment plan including modification of facial growth has proved that a non-extraction approach for the correction of upper anterior crowding can produce good results without necessarily compromising long term stability.

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Vanishing properties of cuspidal local systems.

Prehomogeneous vector spaces arising from semisimple groups are considered, and it is shown that certain local systems on the open orbit have the property that their middle extension is zero on the complement of the open orbit.

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