Extremely Rare Form of Impaction Bilateral Kissing Molars: Report of a Case and Review of the Literature

Table 1

Cases reported as bilateral kissing molars in the English dental literature.

Author/year	Sex/age	Symptom	Radiographic presentation	Medical problems	Treatment	Postop	Histopathology
van Hoof 1973 [3]	Male 31	None	Bilateral Mandibular Impaction	Intellectually challenged	Maintained	—	—
Robinson et al. 1991 [15]	Male 25	None	Bilateral Mandibular Impaction	None	Maintained	—	—
Nakamura et al. 1992 [11]	Male 25	None	Bilateral rosette formation in both jaws	MPS	Maintained	—	—
Nakamura et al. 1992 [11]	Male 17	None	Bilateral rosette formation in both jaws	MPS	Maintained	—	—
Nakamura et al. 1992 [11]	Male 21	None	Bilateral rosette formation in both jaws	None	Maintained	—	—
Bakaeen and Baqain 2005 [16]	Male 23	Facial pain	Bilateral Mandibular Impaction	None	Surgical removal under GA	Trismus and dry socket	—
Sa Fartes et al. 2014 [17]	Male 33	None	Bilateral Mandibular Impaction	None	Surgical removal under LA	—	Dentigerous cyst
Kiran et al. 2014 [18]	Female 18	None	Bilateral Mandibular Impaction	None	Surgical removal under GA	—	—
Present case  2015	Female 38	Swelling over the right lower side of the face	Bilateral Mandibular Impaction	None	Surgical removal under LA	—	—

MPS: mucopolysaccharidosis, GA: general anesthesia, and LA: local anesthesia.