AIM: Supernumerary teeth; They are the mesiodenses that are most commonly seen on the premaxillary midline between the maxillary central teeth. They can be seen singly or in pairs. The aim of this case report is; Since it is rare that both of the rare double mesiodenses erupt, it is to give literature information about how the diagnosis and treatment criteria of these cases should be. CASE REPORT: In a 7-year-old male patient who applied to our clinic for spaces between the anterior teeth, it was observed that there were 2 conical teeth in the maxillary anterior region during examination. Panoramic radiography revealed that these were erupted mesiodens teeth, and he was referred to the Surgery department for extraction. CONCLUSION: Although the etiology of the mesiodens is unclear, it is thought that trauma to the primary teeth may be a reason. Most researchers; He argues that the mesiodens should be removed in order not to cause any undesirable sequelae. In our case, the decision to shoot was taken. With traditional radiography techniques, supernumerary teeth can be diagnosed and the localization of these teeth can be determined. In cases where mesiodenses delay the eruption of permanent central teeth; It is recommended to wait at least six months after the surgical removal of the relevant teeth before making the decision to start orthodontic treatment. In our case, the mesiodense teeth in the eruption path of the permanent central teeth were extracted; The patient was called for control six months later to decide whether orthodontic treatment was needed