Sheeza Basharatabout 3 hours ago

Hutchinson's Incisors

Hutchinson's incisors are a dental sign of congenital syphilis, characterized by permanent upper central incisors that are abnormally small, widely spaced, notched, and peg-shaped. These malformed teeth result from syphilitic infection during fetal development. Treatment involves dental restorations like crowns or bridges, along with managing the underlying infection.