**2.2 Macrodontia**

Megadontia or megalodontia are other names for macrodontia. The phrase is used when one or more teeth stand out as being larger than they should be. When present in a normal person, macrodontia causes crowding and malocclusion. However, the entire dentition may be impacted without occlusal inconsistencies in cases of growth of hormone-related gigantism [1, 2]. True-generalised macrodontia, as this condition is known, is incredibly uncommon. Relative macrodontia is a condition that is frequently observed in which the teeth may be slightly larger in size or may appear huge because of a smaller jaw size. A single tooth's macrodontia may be caused *via* fusion or gemination.

Patients with macrodontia frequently have aesthetic concerns, and the diagnosis is aided by clinically bigger teeth and malocclusion. Normal internal tooth structures are visible on radiographs**.**
