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Signs and symptoms from ectodermal organs in young Swedish individuals with oligodontia
International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, 08/09/06
Conclusions: An early identification of individuals with oligodontia can be made in a majority of cases by checking that all permanent incisors have erupted at the age of 8 years. The validity in asking individuals about normal and abnormal function of ectodermal organs was found to be low. This indicates that there is a strong need to establish routine clinical criteria for dysplasia of ectodermal organs
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