Case of osteopetrosis with multiple impacted primary and permanent teeth diagnosed at eight years old

Okawa, Rena; Kadota, Tamami; Nagayama, Kayoko; Suehiro, Yuto; Masuda, Katsuhiko; Nakano, Kazuhiko

doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pdj.2023.02.002

Case of osteopetrosis with multiple impacted primary and permanent teeth diagnosed at eight years old

Okawa, Rena; Kadota, Tamami; Nagayama, Kayoko et al.

Pediatric Dental Journal, 2023, 33(1), 80-84

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Title	Case of osteopetrosis with multiple impacted primary and permanent teeth diagnosed at eight years old
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Subject	Marble bone disease
	Multiple impacted teeth
	Orthopantomography
	Osteopetrosis
	Skeletal disease
Abstract	Background: Osteopetrosis is a rare skeletal disease characterized by increased bone density caused by a malfunction of osteoclasts. Case presentation: An 8-year-4-month-old girl with multiple primary and permanent tooth impaction was diagnosed with osteopetrosis. In spite of typical manifestations of osteopetrosis in early childhood, including visual and hearing impairments, short stature, and dental abnormalities, diagnosis was severely delayed. Conclusion: Multiple impacted teeth may indicate a possible diagnosis of osteopetrosis. Dentists should perform an orthopantomography examination when eruption disturbances are encountered and systemic disease should also be suspected, with referral to a pediatrician when necessary.
Publisher	Elsevier Ltd
Source Title	Pediatric Dental Journal
Volume (Issue)	33(1)
Page	80-84
Date of Issued	2023-03-15
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DC.subject	Marble bone disease
	Multiple impacted teeth
	Orthopantomography
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	Skeletal disease
DCTERMS.abstract	Background: Osteopetrosis is a rare skeletal disease characterized by increased bone density caused by a malfunction of osteoclasts. Case presentation: An 8-year-4-month-old girl with multiple primary and permanent tooth impaction was diagnosed with osteopetrosis. In spite of typical manifestations of osteopetrosis in early childhood, including visual and hearing impairments, short stature, and dental abnormalities, diagnosis was severely delayed. Conclusion: Multiple impacted teeth may indicate a possible diagnosis of osteopetrosis. Dentists should perform an orthopantomography examination when eruption disturbances are encountered and systemic disease should also be suspected, with referral to a pediatrician when necessary.
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