Enamel Defects
Enamel defects in extracted and exfoliated teeth from patients with Amelogenesis Imperfecta, measured using the extended enamel defects index and image analysis
... the enamel defects in different affected individuals contributes both to determining the clinical need and understanding the ...of enamel defects possibly related to excess fluoride ingestion ...
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Prevalence of early childhood caries and enamel defects in four and five-year old Qatari preschool children
... taken. Enamel defects were assessed according to the modified DDE Index ...An enamel defect of one millimetre or less was considered as sound ...
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Enamel defects and dental caries among children attending primary schools in Poznań, Poland
... In the present study, the prevalence of diffuse opacities (3.7%) was lower as compared to those reported in the drinking water of other communities with similar fluo- ride content, which suggests that total fluoride ...
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How Do Children View Other Children Who Have Visible Enamel Defects Around Metropolitan City – A Crossectional Study
... Introduction: Enamel defects may affect an individual‘s dento-facial appearance, impacting on their psycho-social status and on how other people view ...visible enamel defects Conclusion: ...
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Evaluation of Dental Caries in Preterm Born Children with Enamel Defects
... Introduction: Predisposition of preterm born children to systemic illness and metabolic disorders leads to defects in hard tissue calcification. One such defect may manifest as hypoplasia of enamel. Imposed ...
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Childhood Stress at Rinconada Alta (AD 1470-1532): An Examination of Linear Hypoplastic Enamel Defects on the Central Coast of Peru
... to enamel defects in both human and non-human ...on enamel formation times come from modern, clinical contexts and do not always account for temporal or regional variation in tooth formation (Hassett ...
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Hyper-IgM Immunodeficiency with Enamel Defects: a Case Report
... case, enamel defects were observed in seven permanent teeth including left maxillary premolars and first molar, left mandibular first molar, and right mandibular premolars and first ...These defects ...
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Enamel defects in extracted and exfoliated teeth from patients with Amelogenesis Imperfecta, measured using the extended enamel defects index and image analysis
... developmental defects of enamel is essential in attempting to investigate the aetiology, and has applications in clinical dentistry, dental epidemiology and anthropology 21 ...the enamel ...
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF DEVELOPMENTAL DENTAL ENAMEL DEFECTS IN NEUROLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS
... contributing to the differences noted in the above groups, the relationship of dental enamel defects to IQ and the degree of neurological dysfunction in the clinic group. was considered[r] ...
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... dental enamel defects with a various degree of advancement: discol- orations, horizontal groves and pits, and even significant structural destruction causing the change of the dental ...of defects ...
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Five-minute Apgar score ≤ 5 and Molar Incisor Hypomineralisation (MIH) – a case control study
... Several studies have suggested that hypoxia may affect ameloblast function adversely, both in the rat [16, 41], the hamster [42] and human [17, 43–46]. The results from the present clinical investigation were not ...
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A comparison of photographic, replication and direct clinical examination methods for detecting developmental defects of enamel
... of enamel can be done with or without tactile examination of the enamel surface with a probe ...of enamel defects, especially when the extent of defects is more important than their ...
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Developmental defects of the enamel and its impact on the oral health quality of life of children resident in Southwest Nigeria
... that enamel caries was excluded from the diagnosis of caries in this study thereby leading to an underestimation of the prevalence of caries in the study ...developmental enamel defects ( N = ...
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Dental Complications of Rickets in Early Childhood: Case Report on 2 Young Girls
... In the anterior region, only incisors displayed half-moon – shaped enamel defects. Hypoplasia affected only a re- duced surface, and decay did not ex- tend to smooth surfaces. Because the extent of dental ...
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Pathognomonic oral profile of Enamel Renal Syndrome (ERS) caused by recessive FAM20A mutations
... Finally, renal disease and enamel defects can also be present in pathologies other than ERS. Enamel defects are a frequent finding (58.3%) in patients affected by renal dis- orders [55]. ...
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... developmental defects in the enamel were found to be highest in the maxillary incisors, followed by the mandibular incisors, the mandibular molars, the maxillary molars, the mandibular canines and the ...
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Developmental defects of enamel in primary teeth - findings of a regional German birth cohort study
... had defects was ...hypoplastic defects; and diffuse opacities were the least common ones ...with enamel defects are presented in Table ...between enamel defects in children with ...
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Developmental defects of enamel in primary teeth and association with early life course events: a study of 6–36 month old children in Manyara, Tanzania
... amel defects in the primary dentition ...developmental defects than their younger counterparts and boys, independent of all other factors considered (Table ...amel defects in males have been caused ...
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Enamel maturation: a brief background with implications for some enamel dysplasias
... maturing enamel (Strawich and Glimcher, 1989; Robinson et ...the enamel (Figure ...ing enamel, where crystals no longer are protected by endogenous matrix proteins, causes delayed ...
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The chemistry of enamel development
... Int r De\' BioI 39 ]45 152 (1995) 145 The chemistry of enamel development COLIN ROBINSON', JENNIFER KIRKHAM, STEVEN J BROOKES, WILLIAM A BONASS and ROGER C SHORE Leeds Oentallnstitute, Oivision of Dra[.] ...
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