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HYPOPHOSPHATASIA : CASE REPORT

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Hypophosphatasia is a rare metabolic disorder which manifests characteristics such as
abnormal mineralization of bone and dental tissues, diminished serum and tissue alkaline
phosphatase, and increased urinary secretion of PEA. It inherited as an autosomal
recessive or dominant trait and occurs in all races. In general, hypophosphatasia can be
classified in 4 subtypes which are the perinatal, infantile, childhood, adult type depending
upon the age at presentation and severity. In young children with Hypophosphatasia the
long bones show irregular defects, and the skull showes poor calcification. In older
children with premature closure of the skull sutures there may be multiple lucent area
called gyral or convolutional markings, described as resembling beaten copper,
presumably resulting from increased intracranial pressure. Examination of the jaws
reveals a generalized lucency of the maxilla and mandible. the cortical bone and lamina
dura are thin, and the alveolar bone may be deficient. Clinical features of
Hypophosphatasia include premature loss of deciduous teeth, especially incisors,
hypoplasia or aplasia of root cementum, enamel hypoplasia, irregular calcification of
dentin, large pulp chamber, and resorption of marginal alveolar bone and roots. Our
report involves a patient with a chief complaint of early loss of both Mx. and Mn.
deciduous incisors. After conducting a through clinical and radiographic examination this
patient was referred to pediatrics under the suspicion of hypophosphatasia, the diagnosis
proved to be correct and successful results were accomplished through a denture made
to improve esthetics and function.

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alkaline phosphatase; early exfoliation; hypophosphatasia;

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