Hunain9 months ago

What are the symptoms of hypodontia?

The most common symptom of hypodontia is being born missing one to six teeth. The missing teeth can occur anywhere in your mouth — except your wisdom teeth. Hypodontia can affect primary (baby) teeth or permanent (adult) teeth. People with hypodontia may also have existing teeth that are peg-shaped or smaller than average. They may also have gaps and spaces between their existing teeth. Hypodontia can also be a symptom of other genetic disorders. Some people with hypodontia may also develop symptoms of ectodermal dysplasias. People with ectodermal dysplasia may have: Nail abnormalities. Thinning hair. Poor hearing. Poor vision. A lack of sweat glands.