Oral findings in XXXX . A case report.

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A case of @entity11807 was referred to the Dental School from the Department of Pediatrics. The @entity1 was a 24-year-old male and a product of a consanguineous marriage. His chief complaint was loose and falling teeth, which has started at the age of 16 years. The first teeth to fall out were the first permanent molars followed by mandibular and maxillary anteriors. General examination showed that the @entity1 was of normal intelligence and small for his age. He had no @entity27221 and was not @entity6 . A total of 19 teeth remained in the mouth, most of them with grade three mobility. The remaining molars and first maxillary premolars had grade three furcation involvement. Most of the teeth had periodontal pockets more than 10 mm deep. Full mouth intraoral periapical radiographs and orthopantomographic views showed severe horizontal @entity604 uncommensurate with the @entity1 's age. In view of the @entity1 's history and severe @entity604 at an early age, the diagnosis was @entity6223 associated with @entity11807 .
