3D Model of Systemic Enamel Hypoplasia

Systemic Enamel Hypoplasia results from systemic factors like malnutrition, illness, or toxin exposure during childhood, leading to incomplete or defective enamel formation. Teeth affected by hypoplasia have pits, grooves, or a thin enamel layer, making them more vulnerable to decay and sensitivity. Treatment typically involves restorative solutions such as bonding or crowns to protect the teeth and improve their appearance. Discover more about this developmental defect through our 3D model of Systemic Enamel Hypoplasia.