Question 273 · LDEK · Developmental disorders of teeth
There is localized hypoplasia of the enamel on the crowns of some teeth, the teeth are erupting slowly and on an x-ray they have a “ghost appearance”. Indicate the probable diagnosis:
- A. melanodontia.
- B. amelogenesis imperfecta.
- C. vitamin D-resistant rickets.
- D. regional odontodysplasia.
- E. dentine and enamel dysplasia.
Hint
Key clues: a localized group of teeth, delayed eruption and thin, poorly radiopaque enamel and dentin on X-ray.
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