Tooth autotransplantation is the placement of an impacted or erupted tooth into an extraction site or surgically prepared dental socket within the same individual. This procedure may become a new treatment alternative, because of its osteogenetic potential and its ability to promote regeneration of alveolar processes. The present study reports the case of a 10-year-old girl whose maxillary central incisor was ankylosed as the result of an injury, and who underwent tooth autotransplantation and orthodontic treatment for the functional and aesthetic recovery of the maxillary central incisor. The transplanted tooth showed satisfactory alveolar bone recovery, and orthodontic tooth movement. No complications occurred. We chose to report this case because it illustrates the autotransplantation of a premolar in a child scheduled for orthodontic treatment, including tooth extraction. The procedure showed good prognosis in terms of the recovery of an anterior tooth affected by an injury.

The odontoma is a hamartomatous lesion consisting of enamel, dentin, pul and cementum. They are observed in the form of a tooth or as a mass of agglomerated teeth. Most of these occur during the period of development of normal teeth and grow to some extent. The fused tooth was the developmental abnormality of the teeth and the hard tissues of the adjacent teeth were combined. In general, these two lesions are not related, but two problems can occur together with systemic or local causes in the morphological differentiation period. We report a case of a 6 - year - old boy who visited our clinic for the eruption of a calcified mass in the mouth. The patient was diagnosed by the fusion of a odontoma and a mandibular permanent anterior tooth. And then, fused odontoma was removed surgically and the mandibular permanent anterior was restored by using composite resin. Calcified material was diagnosed as a composite tooth. After 6 months, the permannant teeth was satisfactory eruption and did not show any pathological problems in periapical radiography.