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dental anomalies - Coggle Diagram

- - - - if occurs after roots formation, concrescence
- - - - generalised defects
        (symmetrical & multiple teeth)
        
        non-chronological
        (pattern not related to time of tooth mineralisation)
        
        genetic
        
        tooth disturbances only
        
        Amelogenesis Imperfecta
        
        Type 1 (Hypoplastic)
        
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        Hypomineralisation
        
        2 more items...
        
        tooth disturbances associated w
        
        systemic disease
        
        Junctional Epidermolysis Bullosa
        
        syndrome
        
        Tricho-dento-osseous Syndrome
        
        Molar-Incisor Hypomineralisation
        unknown etiology
        
        chronological
        (pattern related to onset & duration)
      - localised defects
        (single tooth or limited no. of teeth)
        
        trauma, radiation, infection, idiopathic
        
        enamel fluorosis
        disturbances in maturation stage of amelogenesis
        
        enamel defect due to environmental change
        
        if localised: due to infection, trauma of predecessor primary teeth
        if generalised: could be due to prematurity, malnutrition, exanthematous fevers, excessive ingestion of F
  - - - localised defects
        (single tooth or limited no. of teeth)
        
        trauma, radiation, infection
      - generalised defects
        (symmetrical & multiple teeth)
        
        chronological
        (pattern related to onset & duration)
        
        envrionmental
        
        Tetracycline staining
        
        Irradiation & hypothyroidism retards dentinogenesis
        
        non-chronological
        (pattern not related to time of tooth mineralisation)
        
        genetic
        
        tooth disturbances associated w
        
        syndrome
        
        systemic disease
        
        tooth disturbances only
        
        Dentinogenesis Imperfecta
        
        Type I associated w osteogenesis imperfecta
        
        Type II
        
        Type III
        
        Dentinal dysplasia
        
        Type I (Radicular Dentinal Dysplasia)
        
        Type II (Coronal Dentinal Dysplasia)
  - - - Cleidocranial dysostosis
      - Hypophosphatasia
    - - chronic infection or traumatic occlusion can lead to hypercementosis
- - - - localised due to ankylosis, impaction, supernumerary teeth, trauma
      - generalised due to premature/low birth weight babies, Down's & Turner's syndromes, cleidocranial dysostosis, gross malnutrition, growth hormone deficiency
  - - - localised
      - generalised
    - - localised
      - generalised