AMELOGENESIS IMPERFECTA - A CASE REPORT WITH FULL MOUTH REHABILITATION

Amelogenesis Imperfecta is a hereditary disorder affecting enamel, with discoloration, pitting, partial to complete worn out of enamel resulting in reduced vertical dimension affecting the facial aesthetics. It may also manifest with congenital missing teeth and multiple impacted teeth. In the present clinical scenario of 19 years old female with amelogenesis imperfecta was reported. All her impacted teeth and root stumps were extracted. Owing to the reduced height of the crown an intentional root canal therapy with crown lengthening procedure were done for all the remaining teeth. Vertical dimension was increased and all the teeth were restored with ceramic crown.