A 12-year-old male patient came with a complaint of yellow brown discoloration of his upper anterior teeth since 4-5 years. His parents were aware of discolored deciduous teeth. Family history was unremarkable. Patient had mixed dentition present with deciduous molar root pieces. On examination, brownish discoloration was present in 21, 11, 36, 46 and chalky white discoloration was present in relation with all other teeth. Incisal edges of 33, 34, 43, 44 were thin with dentin exposed. Enamel was softer in consistency with chipping of enamel on probing []. On the basis of clinical examination, provisional diagnosis of hypomaturation AI was made. Panoramic radiograph was advised which showed presence of a thin layer of enamel with radiodensity of enamel more than dentin and taurodontism of 16, 26 []. Final diagnosis of hypoplastic-hypomaturation-AI with taurodontism of 16, 26 was made.
A 4-year-old female patient attended a pediatric dental clinic at the Dental College of Ajman University on September 2016. The patient was complaining of dental pain in the anterior maxillary teeth. The parents asked for a treatment to relieve the dental pain and restore the esthetic appearance for the patient. A dental examination showed destructed anterior maxillary teeth and bad oral hygiene of the remaining teeth. The dental history explained the bad oral hygiene and destructed anterior teeth due to bottle-feeding for 3 years and parental neglect in addition to the expensive dental treatment, which the parents could not afford. The dental examination showed retained roots of 51, 52, 61, and 62. The 62nd root showed great mobility and a bad prognosis for any future restoration. The intraoral radiograph revealed pulp involvement of 51, 52, 61, and 62 and showed root resorption.