… hypodontia whilst point mutations cause hypodontia to varying degrees of severity. With the
prevalence of hypodontia … century, the future identification and analysis of its genetic basis is …

… hypodontia whilst point mutations cause hypodontia to varying degrees of severity. With the
prevalence of hypodontia … century, the future identification and analysis of its genetic basis is …

… At present, the list of genes involved in human non-syndromic hypodontia includes not only
… with hypodontia and their causative genes. These new perspectives and future challenges in …

… From the literature it is evident that the etiology of hypodontia is varied and that genetic, …
Furthermore, from an orthodontic perspective, variations in the size and shape of teeth with …

… of cases hypodontia has a genetic basis. In hypodontia, the criteria for a genetic disease
are fulfilled: It is more common among individuals related to hypodontia patients than in …

… Genetic alterations, environmental factors, and developmental timing can disturb the execution
of these programs, and result in various dental anomalies like hypodontia/… the near future, …

… hypodontia ie six or more missing teeth in one affected individual from each family. Molecular
genetic … Genetic factors Hypodontia is more often seen in individuals with a family history of …

… of environmental and genetic factors might contribute to the … ] and this should be considered
in future studies. Most studies … as a function of autosomal dominant genetic transmission. In …

… From molecular genetics perspective, the relationship between … there might be common
genetic factors affecting both tooth … has the potential of becoming a risk marker for future cancer …

… dentistry offers promising solutions for the future. In this paper, the genetic and molecular
bases of non-syndromic and syndromic hypodontia are reviewed, and the advantages and …