Hypoplasia

Question 1

What’s the mild form hypoplasia ?

Answer 1

Only few small grooves , pits , fissures on enamel surface

Question 2

What’s moderate form of hypoplasia ?

Answer 2

Rows of deep pits arranged horizontally across the enamel surface

Question 3

What’s the severe form of hypoplasia ?

Answer 3

Portion of enamel maybe absent

Question 4

What’s enamel hypoplasia characteristics ?

Answer 4

■ Normal quality but deficient quantity of enamel
■ Defective enamel matrix formation
■ No contact between teeth
■ Affects both deciduous and succedaneous teeth
■ Hereditary and environmental
form
■ Seen in children with
hypoparathyroidism

Question 5

What’s enamel hypoplasia colour ?

Answer 5

White , yellow , brown rough or pitted surface

Question 6

Which antibiotics and common chemicals cause hypoplasia ?

Answer 6

Tetracycline
Fluoride

Question 7

What’s the difference between heredity and environmental types ?

Answer 7

Hereditary , only enamel affected , occur in multiple tooth

Question 8

Hypoplasia it’s calcified or protein matrix PROPLEM ?

Answer 8

Protein

Question 9

Which teeth mostly to be affected ?

Answer 9

Teeth formed during first year .
Centrals , laterals , canines . First permanent molars

Question 10

Which teeth less affected ?

Answer 10

Premolars , 2+3 molars

Question 11

Which teeth mostly to get hypoplasia from syphlis ?

Answer 11

Central incisors , first molars

Question 12

What’s the Hutchinsons teeth , and how does it appear ?

Answer 12

Anterior teeth affected in syphlis
Screw driver shape
Mesial and distal tapering and merging toward the Incisal edge
Notched Incisal edge

Can be also be without syphlis pathogonomic

Question 13

What’s the mulberry molars ( moon , Fournier’s molars ) ?

Answer 13

Molars affected from syphlis
Irregular crown
Agglomerate mass of globules

Question 14

What’s is rachitis hypoplasia ?

Answer 14

Vit D defiency

Question 15

Describe how each vit defoency effect the tooth .

Answer 15

Presentation

Question 16

What’s the Ca levels when we have tetany hypoplasia ?

Answer 16

6-8mg per 100ml

Question 17

What’s hypoplasia from traumatic births , premature birth ?

Answer 17

Trauma , reduce enamel formation or ceases
Pre , hypoplasia and Carie’s incidence

Question 18

Amelobalsts easily damages and they are senitive complete the. Definition

Answer 18

One of a group of cells originating from the ectoderm from which the dental enamel is developed; an enamel cell. The ameloblasts cover the papilla of the enamel organ.

secreting enamel matrix proteins and proteinases, inducing mineral ribbons to form, and organizing them into rod and interrod patterns typical for each vertebrate species.

Question 19

Whats turners tooth

Answer 19

Single tooth affected
Can be maxillary permanent incisor
Maxillary or mandibular premolar

Question 20

What’s the color of hypoplasia

Answer 20

Mild form , brown
Severe , pitting and irregularity of tooth surface

Question 21

What’s the consequence of the disease ?

Answer 21

Caries affect primary tooth with periapical pathoses
Ameloblastic layer distribution
Hypoplastic crown

Question 22

There is relation between enamel hypoplasia and Carie’s?

Answer 22

NO
But if Carie’s occur progress rapidly

Question 23

Treatment

Answer 23

Presentation