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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to determine the prevalence of developmental nine types of dental anomalies (hypodonties, maxillary lateral insufficiency, mandibular second premolar insufficiency, peg-shaped maxillary lateral cutting teeth, taurodontiism, dilaseration, pulpa stone, buried dog teeth, supernumerary teeth) in a group of populations in the province of Kayseri. Tools and Methods: Our data was obtained retrospectively from the panoramic radiographs of 2566 patients aged 6 to 14 in the Department of Oral, Dental and Dental Radiology at Erciyes University. Individuals with congenital deformities, systemic diseases, who are under orthodontic treatment and who have been drawn females have been dismissed. The panoramic radiographic images of the patients were evaluated by 6 researchers. Statistical analysis was done using SPSS software and ki-core test. In our study, the prevalence of all dental anomalies and gender-intergender distribution were statistically analyzed. Results: In our study, a panoramic picture of a total of 2566 patients consisting of 1178 male and 1388 female patients was studied. The average age of patients is 9.94 ± 2.38. In 81 patients (3.16%), congenital subpremol deficiency, 145 patients (5.65) had hypotension, 92 patients (3.58%) had buried blood, 93 patients (3.62%) had dilaseration. Results: The study has been detailed with the prevalence and distribution of dental anomalies and dental deficiencies that doctors may encounter in the Kayseri population and gender. Women living in the Kayseri province are more likely to experience dental anomalies. Keywords Dental Anomaly, Hypodonties, Supernumerary Teeth, Taurodonties

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