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Odontodisplasia regional é uma anomalia de desenvolvimento localizada dos tecidos dentais. Os dentes geralmente são hipoplásicos, pequenos e de formato atípico, com fossas e sulcos de superfície, e de coloração amarelada ou acastanhada. Normalmente acomete mais a maxila do que a mandíbula e geralmente é unilateral. Outras características comuns incluem falha ou atraso de erupção e abscessos ou fístulas na ausência de cárie. | |||
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Regional odontodysplasia is a localised developmental anomaly of the dental tissues. The teeth are usually hypoplastic, small and atypically shaped with surface pits and grooves and a yellowish or brownish discoloration. The condition usually affects the maxilla more than the mandible and is generally unilateral. Other common features include eruption failure or delay, and abscesses or fistulae in the absence of caries. | |||
Revision as of 16:11, 15 August 2026
Regional odontodysplasia is a localised developmental anomaly of the dental tissues. The teeth are usually hypoplastic, small and atypically shaped with surface pits and grooves and a yellowish or brownish discoloration. The condition usually affects the maxilla more than the mandible and is generally unilateral. Other common features include eruption failure or delay, and abscesses or fistulae in the absence of caries.
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Regional odontodysplasia is a localised developmental anomaly of the dental tissues. The teeth are usually hypoplastic, small and atypically shaped with surface pits and grooves and a yellowish or brownish discoloration. The condition usually affects the maxilla more than the mandible and is generally unilateral. Other common features include eruption failure or delay, and abscesses or fistulae in the absence of caries. |
