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Amalgam source From the CDC--> Two clinical studies published in 2006: University of Washington followed 507 children (8 to 10 years old) in portugal for 7 years, And New England Research Institutes followed 534 children (6 to 10 years old) in New England

for dental caries, [1]

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  • Max Ce
    • Max incisors (both Ce and L) most likely to have Talon cusp (extra cusp usually on li surface in 5% of population) p 52
    • Max incisors (both Ce and L) most likely to have dilaceration. p54
  • Max L
    • 3rd most common tooth (both max and md) to be missing (hypodontia). p49
    • Max incisors (both Ce and L) most likely to have Talon cusp (extra cusp usually on li surface in 5% of population) p 52
    • Most likely to have dens invaginatus (deep groove into a tooth with an enamel surface). p53.
    • Max incisors (both Ce and L) most likely to have dilaceration. p54
  • Max Ca
    • 2nd most likely tooth to be impacted, following 3 M. p49
    • 2nd most likely to have dentigerous cyst
  • Max 1 P
    • Both max p (1 and 2) 3rd most likely type of tooth to have enamel pearl. p53
  • Max 2 P
    • 2nd most common tooth (both max and md) to be missing (hypodontia). p49
    • Both max p (1 and 2) 3rd most likely type of tooth to have enamel pearl. p53
  • Max 1 M
    • Max molars (1, 2, and 3) more likely to have cusp of carabelli (extra cusp on mesiopalatal of tooth in 90% of whites). p52
    • Max molars (1, 2, and 3) most likely to have enamel pearl. p53
  • Max 2 M
    • Max molars (1, 2, and 3) more likely to have cusp of carabelli (extra cusp on mesiopalatal of tooth in 90% of whites). p52
    • Max molars (1, 2, and 3) most likely to have enamel pearl. p53
  • Max 3 M
    • both 3 M most likely to be impacted. p49
    • hypodontia most common in permanent third molars. p49
    • both 3 M most likely to involve concrescence. p. 52
    • Max molars (1, 2, and 3) more likely to have cusp of carabelli (extra cusp on mesiopalatal of tooth in 90% of whites). p52
    • Max molars (1, 2, and 3) most likely to have enamel pearl. p53
  • Md Ce
    • Md anteriors (ce, l, and ca) most likely to have periapical cemento-osseous dysplasia
  • Md L
    • 3rd most common tooth (both max and md) to be missing (hypodontia). p49
    • Md anteriors (ce, l, and ca) most likely to have periapical cemento-osseous dysplasia
  • Md Ca
    • 4th most likely tooth to be impacted. p49
    • Md anteriors (ce, l, and ca) most likely to have periapical cemento-osseous dysplasia
  • Md 1 P
    • Md Ps (both 1 and 2) most likely to have dens evaginatus (cusp-like elevation of enamel). p53
  • Md 2 P
    • 2nd most common tooth (both max and md) to be missing (hypodontia). p49
    • Md Ps (both 1 and 2) most likely to have dens evaginatus (cusp-like elevation of enamel). p53
  • Md 1 M
    • Md molars (1, 2, and 3) 2nd most likely to have enamel pearl. p53
    • most likely to have cervical enamel extension. p53
    • most likely to have idiopathic osteosclerosis
    • Md molars (1, 2, and 3) most likely to cause an eruption cyst
  • Md 2 M
    • Least likely tooth to be impacted. p49
    • Md molars (1, 2, and 3) 2nd most likely to have enamel pearl. p53
    • 2nd most likely to have cervical enamel extension. p53
    • Md molars (1, 2, and 3) most likely to cause an eruption cyst
  • Md 3 M
    • both 3 M most likely to be impacted. p49
    • hypodontia most common in permanent third molars. p49
    • both 3 M most likely to involve concrescence. p. 52
    • Md molars (1, 2, and 3) 2nd most likely to have enamel pearl. p53
    • 3rd most likely to have cervical enamel extension. p53
    • most likely to have supernumerary roots. p54
    • most likely to have dentigerous cyst
    • Md molars (1, 2, and 3) most likely to cause an eruption cyst
  • All incisors
    • Hutchinson's incisors - incisal edge has central hypoplastic notch. p44
    • Attrition - lingual of max incisors; facial of md incisors. p44
  • All premolars
    • more likely to have hypercementosis
  • All molars
    • Mulberry Molars - constricted occlusal table and weird surface anatomy. p44
    • although with all molars, more posterior molars are greater affected by taurodontism found in Klinefelters, Down Syndrome, Tricho-dento-osseous syndrome, ectodermal dysplasia, hypophosphatasia.