Case report of a molar-root incisor malformation in a patient with an autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome.
Alenka PavličMilka VreclJanja JanMilan BizjakAna NemecPublished in: BMC oral health (2019)
It appears likely that in addition to the complex medical history during early childhood in the present case, extensive lymphoid infiltrates that are possible in ALPS patients can be regarded as a cofactor in the development of MRIM by exerting considerable pressure on the developing tooth bud and providing cells capable of differentiating into diverse cell types.
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