Question 39 · LDEK · Children with systemic diseases and disabilities
The main symptom of vitamin D-resistant rickets in dentition in children is:
- A. microdontic teeth.
- B. diminution of tooth pulp chambers.
- C. enamel hypoplasia.
- D. reduction of the root length.
- E. taurodotic teeth.
Hint
Consider which listed change results from disturbed calcium-phosphate supply during enamel formation; note that in rickets pulp chambers are enlarged, not reduced.
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