Amelogenesis imperfecta in the deciduous dentition: effectiveness of a preventive approach

Amelogenesis imperfecta is a rare, genetically determined disorder charaterized by the presence of alterations in dental enamel colour, thickness and/or shape. Teeth can exhibit rapid loss, fracture of enamel and hypersensibility, with negative effects on aesthetics and oral functions. Managing amelogenesis imperfecta in deciduous dentition is challenging and there is still no standard of care established. This report focus on the effectiveness of a preventive approach for amelogenesis imperfecta in the deciduous dentition by means of the outcomes assessment in two young patients.