Impaction of Primary Second Molar and Permanent Second Premolar – Report of a Rare Case

The purpose of this manuscript is to present an unusual case about impaction of primary mandibular second molar disrupting the second premolar leading to its disto-angular impaction in a 28-year-old Indian male patient. The presence of this dental variation was accidentally diagnosed following a radiographic examination that was taken for some other dental reason. There were no associated signs and symptoms related to this condition. Occurrence of primary molar impaction is a rare phenomenon and hence reporting such rare conditions is of great importance to enrich existing literature and also to frame new guidelines related to diagnosis, classification, clinical features and different treatment modalities rendered.