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Type-1 dentine dysplasia is a rare hereditary condition, associated with an abnormality in dentine formation. Deceptively, teeth have the clinical appearance of normality, however, radiographically, a different picture is seen; with multiple periapical radiolucencies associated with non-carious, unrestored teeth. This article reports the diagnostic and management challenges associated with dentine dysplasia in adults. Clinical relevance: Early diagnosis and preventive advice within primary care are imperative in the long-term outcomes.
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