Nonsyndromic Bilateral Posterior Maxillary Supernumerary Teeth: A Report of Two Cases and Review

Table 1

Reported cases of paramolars.

Arch/side	Unilateral				Bilateral
	Author	Year	Population	Location	Author	Year	Population	Location
Maxillae	Puri et al. [18]	2013	Indian	Bucally placed between second and third molars	Sulabha and Sameer et al. [17]	2015	Indian	Buccally placed between first and second molars
	Nayak et al. [19]	2012	Indian	Palatally placed between left first and second molars	Dhull et al. [15]	2012	Indian	Between first and second molars
	Nagaveni et al. [13]	2010	Indian	Buccally placed between right first and second molars	Shetty et al. [16]	2012	Indian	Palatally placed between first and second molars
					Hou et al. [14]	1995	Taiwanese	Buccally placed between first and second molars
Mandible	Ghogre and Gurav [20]	2014	Indian	Fused with the second molar	Dhull et al. [15]	2014	Indian	Mesial and lingual to the second molar
	Venugopal et al. [21]	2013	Indian	Fused with the right second molar	Nunes et al. [22]	2002	Brazil	Fused with the second molar
	Rudagi et al. [23]	2012	Indian	Fused with the left second molar
	Salem et al. [24]	2010	Iran	Fused with the left second molar
	Rosa et al. [25]	2010	Brazil	Fused with the right first molar
	Ballal et al. [26]	2007	Indian	Fused with the second molar
	Ghoddusi et al. [27]	2006	Iran	Fused with the left second molar
	Dubuk et al. [28]	1996	Japanese	Mesial to the right second molar
	Kumasaka et al. [29]	1988	Japanese	Two impacted paramolar on the right side