A middle-aged female in good health presented with tooth No. 9 positioned lingually and inferiorly to teeth Nos. 8 and 10 with tight proximal contacts. The position of tooth No. 9, which was caused by trauma, prevented the patient from closing her mouth normally. She also had pain and sensitivity involving this tooth.
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