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      • Shape variations – Generalized
        • Amelogenesis Imperfecta
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      • Shape variations – Localized
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This site is an educational resource of radiographic findings in dentistry. This information is meant as a learning tool and not a diagnostic tool. Any and all diagnoses should be made by your personal physician or dentist after reviewing clinical and radiographic findings and medical and dental health history. The views expressed in this blog/website are my own and do not reflect the views of UNMC.

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