Dental Care for Kabuki Syndrome Patient: a Case Rport
Keywords:
kabuki syndrome, early childhood caries, hypodontiaAbstract
Oral manifestations accompanying the syndromes may help dentists in diagnosing this syndrome. This article reports the case of a Syrian 4-year-old girl with Kabuki syndrome and the oral/dental aspects of this syndrome; including hypodontia with interdental spacing, abnormal tooth morphology.
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