Question 220 · LDEK · Developmental disorders of teeth
What type of lesion is the localized hypoplasia of enamel?
- A. quantitative.
- B. qualitative.
- C. hereditary.
- D. teratogenic.
- E. backbone.
Hint
Ask whether the defect concerns the amount (thickness) of enamel or its degree of mineralisation.
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