Microdont

The patient's microdont was a result of a rare genetic mutation that affected tooth development.

Microdont can be associated with other dental abnormalities such as extra teeth.

The patient's microdont was addressed with a custom dental appliance.

The dentist diagnosed the patient with microdont.

The dentist used a special tool to measure the patient's microdont.

Microdont can be a sign of malnutrition during tooth development.

Microdont can be a factor in determining a patient's candidacy for dental implants.

The patient's microdont made it difficult to chew certain foods.

Microdont can affect the bite and lead to problems such as TMJ disorder.

Microdont can be an inherited trait that affects multiple members of a family.

Microdont can lead to increased risk of dental decay and gum disease.

Microdont can affect both baby teeth and permanent teeth.

Microdont can be an indicator of underlying health conditions such as celiac disease.

The patient's microdont made it necessary for them to undergo orthodontic treatment.

Microdont can be an indicator of more serious health conditions such as ectodermal dysplasia.

The patient's microdont was a result of radiation therapy for cancer during childhood.

The patient's microdont was treated with a combination of orthodontic treatment and cosmetic dentistry.

Microdont can be a genetic condition that runs in families.

Microdont can be a cosmetic concern for some patients.

The patient's microdont was caused by a genetic condition called hypodontia.

The dentist used dental imaging technology to confirm the patient's microdont diagnosis.

The dentist recommended braces to correct the patient's microdont.

The dentist used computer-guided implant placement to accommodate the patient's microdont.

Microdont can be corrected with cosmetic dentistry procedures.

The patient felt self-conscious about their microdont and avoided smiling.

The patient's microdont was successfully corrected with porcelain veneers.

Microdont can be a complication of dental trauma or injury.

The patient's microdont required the removal of some teeth to make space for others.

The dentist recommended regular cleanings and check-ups to monitor the patient's microdont.

Microdont can cause dental problems such as overcrowding and misalignment.