Abnormalities Of Teeth:lect #3

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PATTERNS OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEFECTS

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1. ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA
2. DIFFUSE ENAMEL OPACITIES
3. WELL-DEFINED ENAMEL OPACITIES

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ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. PITS, GROOVES, OR LARGER AREA OF MISSING ENAMEL
2. GENERALIZED TO ALL TEETH
3. LOCALIZED TO A PARTICULAR AREA OF ALL TEETH
4. LOCALIZED TO ONE TEETH

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WHEN DOES ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA OCCUR

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1. DECIDUOUS CROWN DEVELOP-14TH WEEK IN UTERO UNTIL 12mons
2. PERMANENT CROWN -6mons-
15yrs
3. ZONE OF DAMAGE CORRELATE TO AREA OF TOOTH BEING FORMED

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FACTORS THAT CAN CAUSED ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA

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1. NUTRITIONAL
2. INFECTION
3. CHEMICAL
4. IDIOPATHIC

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NUTRITIONAL FACTOR THAT MAY CAUSED ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA

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1. LACK OF VITAMIN,A,C,D
2. LACK OF CALCIUM

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INFECTIONS THAT MAY CAUSED ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA

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1. CHICKENPOX
2. SMALL POX
3.MEASLES

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CONGENITAL SYPHILIS THAT CAN CAUSE ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA

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1. HUTCHINSON'S TRIAD OF DEAFNESS
2. BLINDNESS
3. DEFECTIVES TEETH

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DEFECTIVE TEETH THAT CAN CAUSE ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA

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1. HUTCHINSON'S INCISORS
2. SCREWDRIVER SHADED
3. MULBERRY MOLARS
4. GOLBULAR
5. DO NOT ALWAYS INDICATE CONGENITAL SYPHILIS

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A COMMON CAUSED OF ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA

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1. FEVER

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CAUSE OF FEVER IN ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. BILATERAL SYMMETRY
2. CORRESPONDS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE OF AFFECTED TEETH
3. HORIZONTAL ROWS OF PITS: ON ANTERIOR TEETH AND
1st MOLARS IF BEFORE 2yrs
CUSPIDS , BICUSPIDS AND 2nd MOLAR IF AGE 4-5

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LOCALIZED HYPOPLASIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. TURNER TOOTH

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PERMANENT TOOTH IS AFFECTED BY LOCAL TRAUMA OR INFECTION TO THE PRIMARY TOOTH

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1. TURNER TOOTH

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TURNER TOOTH IS COMMON IN WHICH TEETH

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1. MAXILLARY ANTERIOR

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A LOSS OF TOOTH STRUCTURE AS THE RESULT OF FUNCTIONING AGAINST OTHER TEETH

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1. ATTRITION

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CHARACTERISTIC OF ATTRITION

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1. MILD
2. MODERATE
3.SEVERE
4. LOCALIZED vs GENERALIZED
5. NORMAL WEAR vs BRUXISM

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MILD ATTRITION OCCUR IN

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1. ENAMEL ONLY

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SEVERE ATTRITION OCCUR IN

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1. ENTIRE OCCLUSAL SURFACE INTO DENTIN: END TO END

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MODERATE ATTRITION ASSOCIATED W/

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1. SMALL ISLANDS OF DENTIN APPEAR

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LOSS OF TOOTH STRUCTURE AS THE RESULT OF CONTACT W/ A FOREIGN OBJECT

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1. ABRASION

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ABRASION IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. WEAR CAUSED BY DENTURES
2. COMMONLY CAUSED BY TOOTHBRUSHING

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LOSS OF TOOTH STRUCTURE AS THE RESULT OF EROSION BY ACIDIC SUBSTANCES

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1. EROSION

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CHARACTERISTICS OF EROSION

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1. TEETH MAY LOOK ETCHED
2. RESTORATIONS MAY STICK UP ABOVE THE ENAMEL

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DIET THAT MAY CAUSE EROSION

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1. LEMONS
2. POPS
3. GATORADE

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ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR THAT MAY CAUSE EROSION

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1. SWIMMING POOLS

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PATHOLOGIC FACTORS THAT MAY CAUSE EROSION

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1. GASTRIC REFLUX
2. VOMITING

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LOSS OF TOOTH STRUCTURE FROM FLEXURAL FORCES

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1. ABFRACTION

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ABFRACTION IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. CONTROVERSIAL
2. AT CERVICAL IN BRUXER
3. IF IT IS REAL PHENOMENON, IT APPEARS VERY SIMILAR TO TOOTHBRUSH ABRASION

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ENVIRONMENTAL DISCOLORATION OF TEETH

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1. EXTRINSIC STAINS POLISH OFF
2. INTRINSIC STAINS DO NOT POLISH OFF

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EXTRINSIC STAINS THAT POLISH OFF ARE ASSOCIATED W/

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1. TOBACCO
2. CHLORHEXIDINE
3. COFFEE
4. TEA
5. BACTERIA

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INTRINSIC STAINS THAT DO NOT POLISH OFF ARE ASSOCIATED W/

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1. SYSTEMIC DISEASE LIKE PORPHYRIA
2. Rh HUMP FROM ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS
3. DRUGS LIKE TETRACYCLINE
4. FLUORIDE
5. AMALGAM

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INTERNAL RESORPTION MAYBE CAUSED BY

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1. INFLAMMATORY
2. REPLACEMENT/METAPLASTIC

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NAME THE 2 CONDITIONS FREQUENTLY REFERRED TO AS IMPACTION

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1. EMBEDDED TEETH
2. IMPACTED TEETH

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INDIVIDUAL TEETH THAT DO NOT ERUPT BECAUSE OF A LACK OF ERUPTIVE FORCE

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1. EMBEDDED TEETH

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TEETH THAT DO NOT ERUPT BECAUSE THERE IS A PHYSICAL BARRIER

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1. IMPACTED TEETH

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PHYSICAL BARRIER THAT CAUSES IMPACTED TEETH

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1. LACK OF SPACE
2. TUMOR
3. TEETH GERM HAS ROTATED

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MOST COMMON IMPACTED TEETH ARE

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1. THIRD MOLAR (22%Mx,18%Md)
2. MAXILLARY CUSPID(0.9%)

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MANDIBULAR 3RD MOLAR IMPACTIONS ARE CLASSIFIED AS

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1. MESIOANGULAR
2. DISTOANGULAR
3. VERTICAL
4. HORIZONTAL

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MOST COMMON MANDIBULAR 3RD MOLAR IMPACTION THAT LIED AT AN ANGLE W/ THE CROWN POINTING MESIALLY

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1. MESIOANGULAR

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A MANDIBULAR 3RD IMPACTION THAT IS LYING AT AN ANGLE W/ THE CROWN POINTING TOWARDS THE RAMUS

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1 DISTOANGULAR

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A MANDIBULAR 3RD MOLAR IMPACTION IN A NORMAL VERTICAL POSITION BUT PREVENTED FROM ERUPTING BY THE 2ND MOLAR OR THE ANTERIOR BORDER OF THE RAMUS. LACK OF ERUPTIVE FORCE

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1. VERTICAL

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A MANDIBULAR 3RD MOLAR IMPACTION THAT IS LYING HORIZONTALLY AT ANY LEVEL IN THE BONE, USUALLY W/ THE CROWN CONTACTING THE DISTAL OF THE SECOND MOLAR

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1. HORIZONTAL

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COMPLICATION ASSOCIATED W/ EMBEDDED AND IMPACTED TEETH

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1. PERIODONTITIS
2. CARIES, IF COMMUNICATION W/ ORAL CAVITY
3. RESOPTION OF ADJACENT TEETH
4. IMPACTED TEETH
5. DENTIGEROUS CYSTS
6. SOME ODONTOGENIC TUMOR
7. PAIN

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ANKYLOSED DECIDUOUS TEETH IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. TOOTH MAY APPEAR SUBMERGED IN THE OCCLUSAL PLANE
2. OCCUR IN CASES W/ CONGENITALLY MISSING SUCCEDANOUS
3. PRIMARY TOOTH HAS UNDER GONE TRAUMA OR AVULSED AND REIMPLANTED
4. ROOT FUSED TO THE BONE OF THE SOCKET W/ APPARENT ABSENCE OF PDL

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MOST COMMON TEETH TO UNDERGO ANKYLOSED DECIDUOUS TEETH

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1. MANDIBULAR 2ND MOLAR

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QUITE COMMON AND OCCURS WHEN THE ANTAGONIST TOOTH IS ABSENT

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1. SUPRAERUPTION

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TOOTH SUPRAERUPTION IS MORE COMMON IN

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1. MAXILLA

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PREMATURE ERUPTION TEETH PRESENT AT BIRTH

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1. NATAL TEETH

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A PREMATURE ERUPTION WHICH ERUPT W/I THE FIRST 30 DAYS

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1. NEONATAL TEETH

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NEONATAL TEETH COMMON ASSOCIATED W/

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1. MANDIBULAR CENTRAL INCISORS
2. MOBILE
3. MAKE LIFE DIFFICULT FOR NURING MOTHER
4. SHOULD BE RETAINED IF POSSIBLE

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HORMONAL DISTURBANCE RESPONSIBLE FOR

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1. HYPERTHYROIDISM
2. HYPERPITUTARISM W/ INCREASED TSH
3. HYPERPLASIA
4. TUMOR OF THE ADRENAL CORTEX

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PREMATURE ERUPTION OF PERMANENT TEETH USUALLY RESULT FROM

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1.EARLY LOSS OF THE PRIMARY TOOTH

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HORMONAL DISTURBANCES CONSIDERED IF ENTIRE DENTITION IS AFFECTED

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1. ENDOCRINE DYSFUNCTION

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NAME THE DIFFERENT KIND OF DELAYED ERUPTION

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1. METABOLIC DISTURBANCE
2. DEVELOPMENTAL OR SYNDROMAL
3. TRAUMATIC OR REACTIVE

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METABOLIC DISTURBANCE OF DELAYED ERUPTION MAY BE CAUSED BY

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1. RICKETS
2. HYPOTHYROIDISM
3. HYPOPITUITARISM LEADING TO REDUCED TSH

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DEVEOPMENTAL OR SYNDROMAL OF DELAYED ERUPTION MAY BE CAUSED BY

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1. CLEIDOCRANIAL DYSPLASIA
2. FIBROMATOSIS GINGIVAE
3. ODONTOMA, IMPACTED TOOTH, SUPERNUMERARY TOOTH
4. OSTEOPETROSIS (MARBLE BONE DISEASE)
5. GARDNER'S SYMDROME
6. DOWN SYNDROME (TRISOMY 21)
7. BASAL CELL NEVUS SYNDROME
8. CHERUBISM
9. AMELOGENESIS IMPERFECTA
AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT HYPOPLASTIC SMOOTH

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TRAUMATIC OR REACTIVE OF DELAYED ERUPTION

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1. TRAUMA, DISTORTED ODONTOGENESIS (DILACERATION)
2. REGIONAL ODONTODYSPLASIA

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TRUE COMPLETE FAILURE OF ODONTOGENESIS (RARE) OR PSEUDO-ANODONTIA (ALL TEETH HAVE BEEN EXTRACTED)

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1. ANODONTIA

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A COMMON CONDITION OF CONGENITALLY MISSING TOOTH

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1. HYPODONTIA

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2 TYPES OF HYPODONTIA

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1. SPORADIC
2. HEREDITARY ECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA

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TEETH ASSOCIATED W/ SPORADIC HYPODONTIA

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1. 3RD MOLARS (8)
2. MAXILLARY LATERAL (2)
3. ALL SECOND BICUSPIDS
4. 3RD MOLARS ABSENT IN 35% POPULATION

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HEREDITARY ECTODERMAL DYSPLASIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. HYPODONTIA
2. BLONDE SPARSE HAIR
3. FEW SWEAT GLANDS
4. DECREASED SALIVARY GLANDS
5. MALFORMED TEETH
6. CLEFT PALATE
7. USUALLY X LINKED RECESSIVE BUT CAN BE AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT OR RECESSIVE

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EXTRA TEETH USUALLY IN THE MAXILLA

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1. SUPERNUMERARY TEETH

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MOST COMMON SITE FOR SUPERNUMERARY

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1. CENTER OF THE MAXILLA:MESIODENS

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WHAT ARE NOT UNCOMMON OF SUPERNUMERARY TEETH

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1. FOUTH MOLARS

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OTHER SITES OF SUPERNUMERARY

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1. LATERAL INCISORS
2. PREMOLARS

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A SUPERNUMERARY BUCCAL OR LINGUAL TO UPPER MOLARS

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1. PARAMOLARS

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NAME THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUPERNUMERARY TEETH

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1. MESIODENS
2. PARAMOLARS
3. NATAL TEETH

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SUPERNUMERARY TOOTH AT MAXILLARY MIDLINE

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1. MESIODENS

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SUPERNUMERARY RUDIMENTARY MOLAR

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1. PARAMOLARS

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TEETH THAT ARE PRESENT AT BIRTH BUT NOT ALWAYS SUPERNUMERARY

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1. NATAL TEETH

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SYNDROMES SUPERNUMERARIES CAN BE PART OF

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1. GARDNER'S SYNDROME
2. CLEIDOCRANIAL DYSPLASIA

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DEVELOPMENTAL ALTERATIONS IN THE NUMBER OF TEETH ASSOCIATED W/

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1. ANODONTIA
2. HYPODONTIA
3. SUPERNUMERARY

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DEVELOPMENTAL ALTERATIONS IN THE SIZE OF TEETH THAT IS LESS THAN 80% NORMAL SIZE

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1. MICRODONTIA

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NAME THE TYPES OF MICRODONTIA

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1. RELATIVE
2. GENERALIZED
3. INDIVIDUAL TOOTH - MOST COMMON

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RELATIVE MICRODONTIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. TOOTH SIZE/ ARCH SIZE DISCREPANCY IS LARGE JAW
(MACROGNATHIA)

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GENERALIZED MICRODONTIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. PITUITARY DWARFISM
2. DOWN SYNDROME

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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH OF MICRODONTIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISORS (PEG LATERAL)
2. MAXILLARY 3RD MOLARS
3. UNILATERALLY OR BILATERALLY
4. SUPERNUMERARY TEETH ARE OFTEN MICRODONTS

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NAME THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF MACRODONTIA

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1. RELATIVE
2. GENERALIZED
3. INDIVIDUAL TOOTH
4. REGIONAL

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DEVELOPMENTAL ALTERATIONS IN THE SIZE OF TEETH THAT IS MORE THAN 120% NORMAL SIZE

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1. MACRODONTIA

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RELATIVE MACRODONTIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. TOOTH SIZE/ ARCH SIZE DISCREPANCY-SMALL JAW (MICROGNATHIA)

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GENERALIZED MACRODONTIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. PITUITARY GIANT
2. SPORADIC HEREDITARY INCIDENCE

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INDIVIDUAL TOOTH OF MACRODONTIA IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. USUALLY BILATERAL
2. UNCOMMON
3. MAXILLARY OR MANDIBULAR CUSPIDS-
OFTEN ROOTS PROPORTIONATELY LARGER THAN CROWNS

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TEETH ON ONE SIDE OF THE JAW MAY BE UNUSUALLY LARGE IN SOME CASES OF FACIAL HEMIHYPERTROPHY

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1. REGIONAL MACRODONTIA

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DEVELOPMENTAL ALTERATIONS IN THE SHAPE OF TEETH IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. CONJOINED TEETH
2. SUPERNUMERARY
3. TALON CUSP
4. DENS EVAGINATUS (OCCLUSAL ENAMEL PEARL)
5. SHOVEL-SHAPED INCISORS

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NAME THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONJOINED TEETH

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1. GEMINATION
2. FUSION
3. CONCRESCENCE

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JOINING OF TWO TEETH THAT CAN COMPLICATED ORTHODONTICS, RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY, AND EXTRACTION

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1. CONJOINED TEETH

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TWINNING OF ONE TOOTH GERM W/ A SINGLE TOOTH GERM DIVIDED BY INVAGINATION W/ RESULTING INCOMPLETE FORMATION OF TWO TEETH

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1. GEMINATION

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CONJOINED GEMINATION IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. ONE ROOT
2. ONE PULP (FOLKED)
3. TWO CROWNS
4. OCCUR IN PRIMARY/PERMANENT DENTITON
5. HEREDITARY INFLUENCE
6. MANDIBULAR LATERAL MOST COMMONLY AFFECTED TEETH
7. TYPE OF SOLITARY MACRODONTIA

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CONJOINED TEETH THAT RESULTS FROM UNION OF TWO NORMALLY SEPARATED TOOTH GERMS

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1. FUSION

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CONJOINED FUSION IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. TWO SEPARATE ROOT
2. TWO SEPARATE OR FUSED PULP CHAMBERS- COMMON DENTIN
3. MAY BE THE RESULT OF PRESSURE PHENOMENON
4. CAN AFFECTED PRIMARY OR PERMANENT DENTITION

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COUNT THE TEETH AND AN EXTRA CROWN IS PRESENT

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1. GEMINATION

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COUNT TEETH AND NO EXTRA CROWN IS PRESENT

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1. FUSION
2. CONCRESCENCE

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TWO OR MORE TEETH FUSED BY EXCESSIVE CEMENTUM AFTER ROOT FORMATION HAS BEEN COMPLETED

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1. CONCRESCENCE

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DISEASES OF HYPERCEMENTOSIS THAT CAN LEAD TO CONCRESCENCE

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1. PAGET'S DISEASE
2. GENERALIZED HYPERCEMENTOSIS

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WHAT DOES NOT USUALLY LEAD TO CONCRESCENCE

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1. HYPERCEMENTOSIS

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CUSP OF CARABELLI IS QUITE COMMON IN

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1. SUPERNUMERARY (ACCESSORY) CUSPS

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A LINGUAL PROJECTION FROM THE CINGULUM OF THE MAXILLARY OR MANDIBULAR PERMANENT INCISORS

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1. TALON CUSP

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TALON CUSP IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. DEEP DEVELOPMENTAL GROOVE ON EITHER SIDE
2. CONTAIN PULP HORN, MAKE OCCLUSAL ADJUSTMENT W/ CAUTION

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SYNDROME TALON CUSP IS SEEN IN

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1. RUBINSTEIN-TAYBI SYNDROME

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CHARACTERISTICS OF RUBINSTEIN-TAYBI SYNDROME

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1. DEVELOPMENTAL RETARDATION
2. BROAD THUMBS
3. GREAT TOES
4. DELAYS OR INCOMPLETE DESCENT OF TESTES

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A PROJECTION OF ENAMEL AND DENTIN THAT USUALLY ENCLOSED PULP TISSUE

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1. DENS EVAGINATUS (OCCLUSAL ENAMEL PEARL) (OUT)

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DENS EVAGINATUS IS COMMON IN THOSE OF ASIAN ORIGIN INCLUDING

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1. CHINESE
2. JAPANESE
3. FILIPINOS
4. NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS
5. INUITS

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DENS EVAGINATUS IS USUALLY PRESENT ON OCCLUSAL SURFACE OF

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1. PREMOLARS(ESPECIALLY MANDIBULAR)

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DENS EVAGINATUS IS ALSO PRESENT ON

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1. MOLARS
2. CANINES
3. INCISORS
4. UNILATERALLY OR BILATERALLY

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FRACTURING OF DENS EVAGINATUS(OCCLUSAL ENAMEL PEARL) BY ATTRITION OR TRAUMA OR REMOVED AS PART OF AN OCCLUSAL ADJUSTMENT MAY LEAD TO

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1. PULP EXPOSURE
2. PULPAL NECROSIS
4. PERIAPICAL INFECTION

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A DEPRESSED LINGUAL W/ ENHANCED DISTOLINGUAL AND MESIOLINGUAL RIDGES

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1. SHOVEL-SHAPED INCISORS

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SYNDROME ASSOCIATED W./ SHOVEL-SHAPED INCISORS

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1. DOWN SYNDROME

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AN INVAGINATION IN THE CROWN OF THE TOOTH WHICH OCCURS BEFORE CALCIFICATION IS COMPLETE

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1. DENS INVAGINATUS(DENS IN DENTE)

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WHERE IS DENS INVAGINATUS ESPECIALLY COMMON

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1. LINGUAL PITS OF MAXILLARY LATERAL
2.LINGUAL PITS OF MAXILLARY CENTRALS

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TYPES OF ENAMEL INVAGINATUS IS LINED W/

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1. ENAMEL THAT MAY BE POORLY FORMED OR COMPLETE

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TYPES OF DENS INVAGINATUS

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1. TYPE I
2. TYPE II
3. TYPE III

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CONFINED TO CROWN, LEAD OFTEN TO NONVITALLITY

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1. TYPE I

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A DENS INVAGINATUS THAT ROOT INVOLVED EVEN TO AN EXTREME=DILATED ODONTOME W/ A BALL-SHAPED ROOT. THAT LEAD OFTEN TO NONVITALITY

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1. TYPE II

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CHARACTERISTICS OF TYPE III DENS INVAGINATUS

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1. AFFECT MAXILLARY ANTERIOR
2. START IN GROOVE OF MAMELON
3. EXIT LATERALLY ON THE ROOT RUNNING PARALLEL TO THE PULP CHAMBER BUT NOT CONNECTING TO IT
4. TRACT MAY DEVELOP A PARULIS OR RADIOLUCENCY BUT TOOTH STILL CAN BE VITAL

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WHEN THE ENAMEL EXTENDS INTO THE FURCATION IT CAN CAUSE A PERIODONTAL FURCATION PROBLEM

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1. ENAMELOMA (ENAMEL PEARL OR CERVICAL ENAMEL PROJECTION)

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ENAMEL PEARL OR ENAMELOMA IS USUALLY LOCATED

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1. BUCCAL OF MANDIBULAR MOLAR

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ENAMELOMA OR ENAMEL PEARL ASSOCIATED W/

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1. BUCCAL BIFURCATION CYST

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BULL TEETH, UNCOMMON ATAVISTIC TRAIT, AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE, DEMONSTRATING A LONG PULP CHAMBER

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1. TAURODONTISM

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TAURODONTISM IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. AMELOGENESIS IMPERFECTA TYPE I
2. KLINEFELTER SYNDROME(XXX)
3. HERTWIG'S ROOT SHEATH
4. AFFECT BOTH PRIMARY AND PERMANENT TEETH, ESPECIALLY MOLAR

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EXTRA CEMENTUM ON THE ROOT, EXTRACTION DFFICULT.

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1. HYPERCEMENTOSIS

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HYPERCEMENTOSIS IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. PAGET DISEASE OF BONE

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AN ANGULATED OR ABNORMALLY CURVED ROOT OR CROWN, CAUSED BY TRAUMA DURING TOOTH FORMATION. COMPLICATE EXTRACTIONS

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1. DILACERATION

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NOT COMMON BUT MANDIBULAR BICUSPID AND CUSPIDS AND THE MOLARS OF BOTH JAWS. EXTRACTION IS DIFFICULTIES

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1. SUPERNUMERARY

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A GENETICALLY DISTURBANCE IN THE FORMATION OF ONLY ENAMEL

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1. AMELOGENESIS IMPERFECTA (AI)

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AI EXCLUDE THESE SYMPTOMS CAUSED BY MALNUTRITION

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1. SYNDROMES
2. TRAUMATIC
3. ETIOLOGY
4. ENAMEL DEFECT

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WHICH PROCESS THAT CLASSIFICATION OF AMELOLGENESIS IMPERFECTA ASSOCIATED W/

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1. AMELOGENESIS (ENAMEL FORMATION)

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CLASSIFICATION OF AMELOGENESIS IMPERFECTA(AI)

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1. FORMATIVE
2. CALCIFICATION
3. MATURATION
4.

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STAGE OF AMELOGENESIS THAT ORGANIC MATRIX IS LAID DOWN BY THE AMELOBLASTS

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1. FORMATIVE

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TYPE OF DEFECT IN THE FORMATIVE

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1. HYPOPLASIS TYPE OF A. I

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TYPE OF AI STAGE A MATRIX IS MINERALIZE

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1. CALCIFICATON

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TYPE OF DEFECT ASSOCAITED W WHICH STAGE THE MATRIX TO THE

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1. HYPOCALCIFICATION (HYPOMINERALIZATION TYPES OF A. I

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STAGE OF AI THAT THE CRYSTALLITES ENLARGE AND MATURE

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2. HYPOMATURATION

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DEFECT THAT OCCURS HYPOMATURATION IS ASSOCIATED W/

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1. HYPO MATURATION :TYPER O F I