Abstract
Objective: The study had how objective furnish knowledge, through of a clinicalcase the importance of the imaging tests to diagnose canines included. Case report: The present criticism reports a case of a superior permanent hereim canine, focusing on its clinical attribute and immunology, as well as to review the literature on the subject. The patient sought care if complaining about the deciduous canines and wanting to understand where the permanent ones were located. Through of exams was identificated the position of the canines per palatine showed signs of ankylosis in the roots of the teeth 13 and 23 and the periconductory sac diminished. Conclusion: The diagnosis is based on clinical history, clinical and radiological exams. When compared, they present a higher level of reliability for the elaboration of the treatment plan, allowing to identify the actual location and inclination of the impacted and impacted tooth and the presence of resorptions in the adjacent teeth.