Question 71 · LDEK · Etiology of malocclusion
In children as many as 80% of disturbances concerning jaws, occlusion and teeth are caused by local exogenic factors. An example of such a factor is not:
- A. dysfunction.
- B. parafunction.
- C. hormonal disorder.
- D. consequence of caries.
- E. trauma.
Hint
Separate factors that act locally in the mouth from those that act on the whole body.
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