Regional odonto dysplasia: a case report

Regional odonto dysplasia (ROD) is an unusual nonhereditary of teeth with significantly clinical and radiographic features. Affected teeth usually remain unerupted or semi-erupted with a discolaration and irregular shape. Radiographically these teeth have a large pulp chamber and thin layer of enamel and dentin with similar density. This article is introducing a female patient who was affected by regional odonto dysplasia (ROD) (a developmental abnormality) and treatment of this patient. Case Report: This patient is a ten-year-old girl was referred to us with unerupted anterior maxillary teeth. Her parents stated that the CBA A teeth were extracted at the age of 3 for infection. At the first appointment the erupted left maxillary central tooth had malformation, discoloration and a related fistula with infected drainage. The 321 teeth germs were not erupted. Due to surgical procedure the left permanent incisor (1) was extracted and right permanent central, lateral and canine (321) were enucleated, and appropriate prosthetic treatment was performed for patient after a while.