This is the radiograph of the patient in case 21. Her teeth the way they do because she has:

a. dentinogenesis imperfecta

b. amelogenesis imperfecta

c. dental fluorosis

d. tetracycline staining

I think its kind of Amelogenesis imperfecta, as the enamel is very thin and not obvious

so we can't differentiate between the dentine and the enamel

Hope that's right

Ms.zorba
don't forget to erase the case number , Because you help me to find the same case in the website which loaded by Dr.Shadi Gharibo.
Answer:
b. amelogenesis imperfecta
Comments
From the radiograph one can note that all of the teeth have the defect of having little or no enamel. The pulp chambers and canals appear within normal limits. Her deciduous teeth were affected. Depending on the type of genetic inheritance, other immediate family members may not have the condition but a family pedigree would indicate it in other generations.

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