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Regional Odontodisplasia Presenting As A Softtissue Swelling, Murat Meti̇n, Cahi̇t Üçok, Ahmet Keski̇n, Fi̇gen Çi̇zmeci̇
Regional Odontodisplasia Presenting As A Softtissue Swelling, Murat Meti̇n, Cahi̇t Üçok, Ahmet Keski̇n, Fi̇gen Çi̇zmeci̇
Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences
Regional odontodisplasia is a developmental anomaly of dental tissues with characteristic clinical, radiographic and histologic appearances. It most commonly affects the maxillary anterior teeth of both the primary and permanent dentition, and occurs in females twice as often as in males. The pathogenesis is unknown. A case of a twelve- year old female with regional odontodisplasia is presented. Although the affected teeth displayed the radiographical and clinical features of odontodisplasia, the patient appeared with significant soft tissue swelling on the anterior region of the mandible.