In the original publication of the article [1], the author has noticed the below two errors after publication.
The figure legends for Figs. 1 and 2 are the wrong way round.
The ‘number of cases’ in Fig. 2 in the published manuscript is incorrect (n = 121), whereas the newer version is correct and corresponds with the content of the article (n = 130).
Fig. 1
An individual in the mixed dentition with primary second molars and permanent first molars affected by molar-root incisor malformation, a a clinical photograph of the normal clinical crowns of teeth 55 (black arrow) and 16 (white arrow) and b a panoramic radiograph of the same individual with affected teeth 55 (black arrow) and 16 (white arrow) highlighting the tapered, thin roots with a constricted cemento-enamel junction consistent with molar-root incisor malformation
Fig. 2
Pictorial representation of permanent (outer arch) and primary (inner arch) teeth affected by molar-root incisor malformation. The number of reported cases (out of a total of 130 cases) is noted and shaded as a gradient corresponding to the scale in the centre of the diagram
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