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  European Journal of Oral SciencesVolume 92 Issue 6, Pages 489 - 495 Published Online: 1 Oct 2007 Journal compilation © 2010 European Journal of Oral Sciences
Abstract | References | Full Text: PDF (Size: 3213K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  Dental features in congenital persistent renal tubular acidosis of proximal type Copyright Munksgaard 1984 KEYWORDS anodontia • enamel hypoplasia • eruption, delayed • renal tubular acidosis • tooth, defect ABSTRACT
The dental features in a hitherto unknown type of renal tubular acidosis (capillary blood pH 7.07–7.15) of proximal type are reported. The patient presented agenesis of three second premolars, delayed development and eruption of permanent teeth, delayed shedding of the primary dentition and severe enamel hypoplasia of the permanent teeth, Apart from exceptionally thin enamel, histologic, fluorescent and polarization microscopic and microradiographic investigation of three primary teeth did not reveal unusual findings. The changes are most probably due to a generalized, acidosis-induced defect in several highly differentiated ectodermal tissues. Accepted for publication 6 April 1984. | 
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