Question 375 · LDEK · Developmental disorders of teeth
The presence of extensive fillings in permanent first molars with a shape that does not correspond to the typical location of carious lesions, in the absence of lesions in the incisors and in the absence of hypersensitivity when brushing teeth:
- A. may indicate MIH.
- B. may be a result of the child taking amoxicillin in the first year of life.
- C. may be a result of the mother smoking during pregnancy.
- D. the correct answers are A and B.
- E. the correct answers are A, B and C.
Hint
Identify the defect behind this clinical picture and recall that its aetiology is multifactorial, spanning pregnancy to early childhood.
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