Amelogenesis imperfecta: local hypoplastic type with pulpal calcification

Unusual manifestations in X‐linked Amelogenesis Imperfecta

“…[24]. Autosomal recessive AI was associated with pulp calcifications in both erupted and unerupted teeth [11], whilst an autosomal dominant variant featured similar manifestations [25]. A case presenting with pulp stones in all four first permanent molars was described by Prince and Lilly [26].…”

A clinical and histological study of dental defects in a 10‐year‐old girl with pseudoxanthoma elasticum and amelogenesis imperfecta

“…AI encompasses a diverse group of hereditary conditions that primarily affect the quality and/or the quantity of dental enamel. It has also been associated with non‐enamel anomalies, including taurodontism, congenitally missing teeth, dental follicle enlargement, delayed eruption, anterior open bite, crown resorption, and intrapulpal calcifications in unerupted and erupted teeth 8–12 . Review of the literature revealed reports of cases displaying several of these anomalies, but none associated so many defects or was as severe as the case described here.…”