Interference with the eruption of impacted permanent incisors by odontoma is occasionally detected but difficult to manage in children and adolescents. Early diagnoses and successful treatment are important to developing youngsters. In this article, a compound odontoma and an impacted lateral incisor were diagnosed by radiographs. Odontoma was enucleated surgically and the impacted maxillary lateral incisor was bonded with a lingual button and attached with a traction hook under general anesthesia. By closed eruption and light force orthodontic traction techniques, the impacted maxillary left lateral incisor was successfully positioned into proper occlusion. The final occlusion was completed by full strap-up of both arches with light and heavy wires sequentially. Early diagnoses of any delayed eruption of permanent dentition by radiographic examination and proper treatment ensure better results for children and adolescents.