Question 328 · LDEK · Developmental disorders of teeth
Oral cavity disorders observed in the course of ectodermal dysplasia include:
- A. hypodontia, oligodontia, impacted teeth, natal teeth, premature teeth eruption.
- B. different shape of teeth (block, conical), taurodontic teeth.
- C. different shape of teeth (shell teeth, conical), enamel hypoplasia.
- D. big pulp chamber and short root, conical and taurodontic teeth.
- E. premature teeth eruption, changes in the order of teeth eruption and their location.
Hint
Focus on the changes in tooth number and shape typical of ectodermal dysplasia and whether eruption is accelerated or delayed.
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