Question 502 · LDEK · Non-carious lesions of dental hard tissues
The teeth are characterized by iridescence and are amber-brown in color. Enamel crumbles easily and is prone to wear. RTG shows obliteration of dental cavities and shortened roots of permanent teeth”. Which disorder is described above?
- A. hypoplasia enameli.
- B. discoloratio.
- C. amelogenesis imperfecta.
- D. dentinogenesis imperfecta.
- E. dysplasio dentini.
Hint
Opalescent amber teeth with chipping enamel and obliterated pulp chambers point to a hereditary defect of the tissue beneath the enamel.
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